Krugerrand South-Africa 2019 Gold proof coin, 1 /50oz
Price:
149,00 €
The effigy of Paul Kruger, the first President of the Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR) is depicted on the obverse. The reverse was originally designed and engraved by the famous sculptor, Coert Steynberg, and features one of South Africa’s national animal, a Springbok.
The 1oz silver Krugerrand returns in 2021, after the popularity of the 2oz gold Krugerrand, introduced in 2018.
Gold: 916,67 %
Diameter: 8,0 mm
Mass: 0,679 g
Limited Edition: 15 000
The 1oz silver Krugerrand returns in 2021, after the popularity of the 2oz gold Krugerrand, introduced in 2018.
Gold: 916,67 %
Diameter: 8,0 mm
Mass: 0,679 g
Limited Edition: 15 000
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Metal Gold .9999
Diameter 15.1 x 8.5 mm
Quality Proof like
Issuing Country: Solomon Islands
Year Date: 2020
Mintage: 7,500
Face Value: 10 Dollars
The reverse depicts each zodiac in a detailed paper cut optic against its individual star constellation.
Metal Gold .9999
Diameter 15.1 x 8.5 mm
Quality Proof like
Issuing Country: Solomon Islands
Year Date: 2020
Mintage: 7,500
Face Value: 10 Dollars
The reverse depicts each zodiac in a detailed paper cut optic against its individual star constellation.
110,00 €
Issuing Country:Saint-Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
Face value: 5 £
Gold: 99.99%
Weight: 31.100
Diameter: 32.00
Mintage: 250
Drawing it’s inspiration from the presence of Angels on Napoleon’s Death medal and his tomb at Les Invalids,
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The French Angel Coin first appeared in the late 18th Century. Its designer became suspected of revolutionary tendencies and was sentenced to death but somehow escaped the guillotine. Allegedly he bribed his captors with an Angel Coin, and it became known as a lucky charm. 19th Century French Naval Captains would refuse to sail without one in their purse, and even Napoleon was not beyond belief in the lucky Angel Coin. According to folklore he carried one in his pocket throughout his reign, only to fatefully lose it the day before his final defeat at Waterloo.
Face value: 5 £
Gold: 99.99%
Weight: 31.100
Diameter: 32.00
Mintage: 250
Drawing it’s inspiration from the presence of Angels on Napoleon’s Death medal and his tomb at Les Invalids,
Napoleon Bonaparte was born on the island of Corsica in 1769. He is widely regarded as one of history’s great military minds, building an Empire that stretched across Europe before his defeat at Waterloo in 1815. He was exiled to St Helena, where he remained until his death in 1821.
While Napoleon’s military cunning is undisputable, it is also believed that he carried a symbol of good luck with him, his own personal guardian angel.
The French Angel Coin first appeared in the late 18th Century. Its designer became suspected of revolutionary tendencies and was sentenced to death but somehow escaped the guillotine. Allegedly he bribed his captors with an Angel Coin, and it became known as a lucky charm. 19th Century French Naval Captains would refuse to sail without one in their purse, and even Napoleon was not beyond belief in the lucky Angel Coin. According to folklore he carried one in his pocket throughout his reign, only to fatefully lose it the day before his final defeat at Waterloo.
3490,00 €
Face value: 50$
Issuing Country: Salomon Island
Weight: 0,5 gr
Gold: 99.9%
Diameter: 11 mm
Quality Proof like
Mintage: 5 000
Year Date: 2021
Issuing Country: Salomon Island
Weight: 0,5 gr
Gold: 99.9%
Diameter: 11 mm
Quality Proof like
Mintage: 5 000
Year Date: 2021
110,00 €
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Gold: 99,99%
Weight: 2 g
Dimentions: 11,5 x 19 mm
Mintage 1500
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Year: 2025
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Year: 2025
Face Value: 1000 Togrog
Gold: 99.99%
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