Homepage / Bullion Coins: S. African Coins / South African Krugerrand Gold Coin
Updated on 07/23/2024
The Gold Krugerrand is the World's most circulated gold bullion coin.
In 1966, the South African Reserve Bank authorized the Rand Refinery Ltd. to manufacture gold blanks and the South African Mint to strike the blanks into Krugerrand gold bullion coins.
South Africa began minting the Gold Krugerrand in 1967.
The gold bullion coin gets its name from the popular four-term President of the old Republic of South Africa, Paul Kruger 1883 - 1900 (pictured), and the Rand, the South African currency.
Obverse
The obverse side of the South African Gold Krugerrand displays the portrait of Paul Kruger.
Inscriptions:
Reverse
The reverse side of the Gold Krugerrand features the Springbok Antelope, one of the national symbols of South Africa, designed by
Coert Steynberg.
Inscriptions:
In 1966, the South African Reserve Bank, gave authorization to the Rand Refinery Ltd. to manufacture gold blanks and the South African Mint to strike the blanks into Krugerrand gold bullion coins.
South Africa began minting the Gold Krugerrand in 1967.
For the first three years of production, the South African Mint minted only 40,000 of the Gold Krugerrand; the bullion coin wasn't mass produced until 1970.
In the late 1980s, South Africa's policy of apartheid brought economic sanctions against the country from many Western countries, which made the Krugerrand illegal to import.
In 1994, South Africa's international sanctions were lifted when they abandoned apartheid. The Krugerrand regained its status as one of the world's leading gold bullion coins.
Introduction:.......1967
IRA Approved:.....No
Grade:................Uncirculated
Face Value:.........None
Gold Content:......1 troy oz.
Total Weight:......33.93 grams
Purity:................916.7 per mille
Karat:.................22 karat
Diameter:...........32.77mm
Thickness:...........2.84mm
Designers:...........Otto Schultz (obverse) & Coert Steynberg (reverse)
Mint Mark:...........No
Edge:..................reeded
Introduction:.......1980
IRA Approved:.....No
Grade:................Uncirculated
Face Value:.........None
Gold Content:......0.5 troy oz.
Total Weight:......16.965 grams
Purity:................916.7 per mille
Karat:.................22 karat
Diameter:...........27.07mm
Thickness:..........2.215mm
Designers:..........Otto Schultz (obverse) & Coert Steynberg (reverse)
Mint Mark:...........No
Edge:.................reeded
Introduction:......1980
IRA Approved:....No
Grade:...............Uncirculated
Face Value:........None
Gold Content:.....0.25 troy oz.
Total Weight:......8.482 grams
Purity:...............916.7 per mille
Karat:................22 karat
Diameter:...........22.06mm
Thickness:..........1.888mm
Designers:..........Otto Schultz (obverse) & Coert Steynberg (reverse)
Mint Mark:..........No
Edge:.................reeded
Introduction:......1980
IRA Approved:....No
Grade:...............Uncirculated
Face Value:........None
Gold Content:.....0.1 troy oz.
Total Weight:.....3.393 grams
Purity:...............916.7 per mille
Karat:................22 karat
Diameter:..........16.55mm
Thickness:.........1.35mm
Designers:.........Otto Schultz (obverse) & Coert Steynberg (reverse)
Mint Mark:.........No
Edge:................reeded
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Year...........1 oz.........1/2 oz.........1/4 oz.............1/10 oz
1967..............40,000
1968..............40,000
1969..............40,000
1970..............211,018
1971..............550,200
1972..............543,700
1973..............859,300
1974..............3,203,675
1975..............4,803,925
1976..............3,004,945
1977..............3,331,344
1978..............6,012,293
1979..............4,940,755
1980..............2,845,872..........245,096...........353,916.........856,011
1981..............3,108,968..........257,063...........844,737.......1,108,331
1982..............2,179,120..........222,044...........695,755.......1,017,192
1983..............3,169,200..........227,435...........545,292.........741,222
1984..............2,305,128..........197,438...........622,813.........755,988
1985..............609,837..............98,783...........354,964.........382,137
1986..............698,600..............17,134..............5,044..........81,451
1987..............312,177..............10,398.............8,806..........53,628
1988..............307,612...............3,214.............8,418..........54,058
1989..............308,923...............4,254.............6,513..........40,875
1990..............286,808...............3,996.............6,980..........52,225
1991..............42,334................2,678.............5,815..........44,206
1992..............50,630................4,366.............7,601..........55,440
1993..............163,909..............14,156...........19,663..........72,477
1994..............278,815..............17,709...........22,091..........87,814
1995..............8,285.................17,694...........15,459..........43,159
1996..............17,163................2,488.............7,867..........36,035
1997..............12,199...............10,746...........12,889..........39,664
1998..............12,703.................7,984...........14,174..........30,386
1999..............21,845................23,738...........28,671..........50,098
2000..............6,657..................2,593.............2,517..........19,567
2001..............33,406................3,337.............5,846..........21,938
2002..............85,841................2,724.............4,464..........13,420
2003..............41,995................2,363.............4,279..........7,315
2004..............87,794................2,847................604...........868
2005..............27,570................6,338..............8,141..........21,560
2006...............50,790...............9,576..............8,645..........14,743
2007..............194,451..............11,775.............3,890...........8,769
2008..............256,288..............10,999............13,685..........14,681
2009..............731,262..............40,071............37,325..........83,181
2010..............613,870..............25,714............39,244..........58,731
2011..............722,938..............32,718............35,025..........79,151
2012..............716,295..............50,035............41,659..........80,102
2013..............833,261..............27,613............29,779..........73,059
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