South African Coins
The Republic of South Africa has existed in its current form since gaining independence from Great Britain in 1931. A culturally diverse country, South Africa is home to multiple languages and religions, but racial, political and economic turmoil has been a key issue for the country over the past century.
The Rand was introduced in 1961 following the change to decimal coinage and a move away from the pound, but there are Pond (Pound) coins issued many years before - with some even from before the Union of South Africa in 1909/1910.
Aside Gold Krugerrands, below are a further selection of limited and rare South African coins that we have in stock.
1965 1R 1 Rand coin South Africa
from £174.40
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1972 1R 1 Rand coin South Africa
from £174.40
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1962 1R 1 Rand coin South Africa
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1975 1R 1 Rand coin South Africa
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1966 1R 1 Rand coin South Africa
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1978 1R 1 Rand coin South Africa
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from £270.80
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1978 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1976 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1974 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1973 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1972 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1971 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1967 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1966 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1965 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1964 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1963 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1962 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1970 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1983 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1982 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
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1981 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
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1980 2R 2 Rand coin South Africa
from £287.80
BuyOne of the oldest places in which human history can be traced, South Africa has the UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the ‘Cradle of Humankind.’ As European powers expanded South Africa was first colonised by the Dutch in the 1600’s, and by the British in 1795. Over the course of the next century the Zulu and Boer Wars were fought over territory in South Africa.
There are two mints in South Africa: The Rand Refinery and the South African Mint. By law only the South African Mint is allowed to produce legal tender, but the gold is supplied to them by the Rand Refinery. Gold South African coins vary from the older Pond (pound) coins, to more recent commemorative coins.
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We also buy South African Gold Coins of any age or denomination at very competitive rates - Please telephone 0121 634 8060 for a quote.
