Bullion Coin Deals

The Gold Krugerrand from South Africa may well be the most well known gold bullion coin that you can buy. It's an extremely popular coin with both collectors and investors. For much of the seventies and eighties, you couldn't purchase a Krugerrand if you lived in a Western country like the United States. Most goods from South Africa were prohibited for import due to the country's political policies (apartheid), but once reforms were in place, this opened up the gold market for international buyers.

The original gold Krugerrand was a 1 troy oz. coin, but like many of the officially minted bullion coins today, the Krugerrand is now also available in various fractional sizes as well. You can still purchase the 1 oz coins, but now you can find 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz gold coins as well.

US Auctions Australian Auctions Austrian Auctions Belgian Auctions Canadian Auctions French Auctions German Auctions Indian Auctions Irish Auctions Italian Auctions Dutch Auctions Polish Auctions Spanish Auctions Swiss Auctions UK Auctions

Best Match Time: ending soonest Time: newly listed Price: lowest first Price: highest first Price + Shipping: lowest first Price + Shipping: highest first

10 1 TROY OZ 100 MILLS 999 GOLD KRUGERRAND ART BARS $$    US $89.95

1982 1 4 Oz Krugerrand Gold Coin 14K Bezel    US $425.00

5 SOUTH AFRICA KRUGERRAND LION 100 MILS 24K GOLD BARS    US $34.95

KRUGERRAND 999 100 MILS 24k GOLD 1 TROY OZ PROOF BAR    US $12.95

1981 SOUTH AFRICA 1 1Ooz GOLD KRUGERRAND W ROPE BEZEL    US $178.27

1978 KRUGERRAND 1 oz FINE GOLD    US $1,300.00

14K Gold Bezel Setting Only American Eagle Krugerrand    US $84.99

2010 1 10 KrugerRand Gold Coin    US $130.07

2010 1 10 KrugerRand Gold Coin    US $130.00

2010 1 10 KrugerRand Gold Coin    US $135.00

LIBERTY KRUGERRAND MEXICAN GOLD REPLICA COINS SHARP    US $24.95

1 2 OZ OUNCE KRUGERRAND FINE GOLD COIN 999 PURE MINT    US $665.00

More about Krugerrands

The gold Krugerrand is a 22k coin, minted to a quality of 91.67 percent pure gold. The additional alloy used to keep the coin hard is copper, which gives the Krugerrand a slightly orange cast compared to other gold coins such as the US gold eagle or the Canadian Maple. It's a very pretty coin to add to your collection.

The obverse of the coin features a portrait of Paul Kruger (hence the coin's name, Krugerrand), the last president of the "South African Republic". The reverse features a springbok antelope. This antelope is one of the national symbols of South Africa.

It's important to note that when you are shopping for Krugerrands, only gold Krugerrands exist. The South African Mint Company does not and has never produced a silver Krugerrand. So beware of imitation coins if you are shopping for silver as well as gold. Any silver coin depicting the same features as a gold Krugerrand would qualify only as a "round", but even then I would be wary of buying anything trying to pass itself off as official bullion. Your best bet is to stick to the official gold Krugerrands in the size that you can afford. You can take a look at some of these great deals on Ebay for the best prices available.