Buy 1 troy ounce gold Krugerrand coin

The gold Krugerrand is the world's most popular and widely traded gold bullion coin. Since its introduction by the South African Mint in 1967, this coin has become an iconic investment choice among investors. The gold Krugerrand coin contains exactly 1 troy ounce (31.103 grams) of pure gold and has a total weight of 33.93 grams. Composed of 22-karat gold (91.67% gold and 8.33% copper), the coin features a distinctive reddish hue and enhanced durability, making it exceptionally well-suited for trading and investment.
 

Buy gold Krugerrand coin from previous years

Acquiring a pre-owned Gold Krugerrand, or purchasing Krugerrand coins from previous years, is a prudent decision if you wish to invest in gold. These coins are generally more affordable than newly minted ones, while retaining the same weight and gold content. Pre-owned Gold Krugerrand coins are sourced from private sellers and can thus be offered at highly competitive rates. This makes them an appealing and cost-effective option for investors looking to capitalize on the value of gold.

History of the gold Krugerrand coin

The Gold Krugerrand was introduced to promote South African gold on the global market. During the 1980s, this coin accounted for nearly 90% of the worldwide gold bullion coin market. The name "Krugerrand" is a blend of Paul Kruger's name and the South African currency, the Rand. The design has remained virtually unchanged since 1967, contributing to the coin’s strong recognition and enduring popularity.
 

Why buy the Gold Krugerrand coin?

• The world’s most well-known gold bullion coin
• A classic investment since 1967, suitable for both novice and experienced investors
• Distinctive reddish hue due to the copper alloy, adding extra durability

Should I buy a gold Krugerrand or Maple Leaf?

The gold Krugerrand, introduced in 1967, was the first gold bullion coin in the world and opened the market for other countries to issue similar coins. Due to the Krugerrand's immense success, other nations soon launched their own gold bullion coins, such as the Canadian gold Maple Leaf in 1979. The Maple Leaf was groundbreaking as the first gold coin minted in 24-karat gold (99.99% pure gold), setting it apart from the 22-karat Krugerrand, which uses a copper alloy for added durability.
 
As a result, investors now have the option to choose between the durable Krugerrand and one of the purest gold coins available, the Maple Leaf, based on their investment preferences.