Lilliesleaf

Selling my Nelson Mandela lilies leaf 1/2 ounce gold coin. Specifications are: Diameter: 27mm Metal:.999 Gold Gold content: 1/2 oz Quality: Proof Issue limit: 1500 Year of issue: 2012 Asking R18500. Can be viewed in Gordons Bay. 0840101408

highly collectible mandela memorabilia. 1/2 oz gold medallion mint in case with certificate. valued at r.offers?...

'Lilliesleaf Rivonia 10' Half ounce: Peice no. 246 /1000 Gold quality: Proof Nobel Peace Laureate Nelson Mandela Quarter ounce: Peice no.315/1500 Gold quality: Proof One quarter ounce Kruger rand as part of set. Gold quality: Fine.

The Mandela Liliesleaf 1/2oz Gold medallion Mintage this popular medallion was minted by the Mint of Norway to showcase one of South Africa's most influential landmarks Lilliesleaf Farm. Lilliesleaf was a farm in Rivonia that became the underground meeting place and shelter for some of the most prominent freedom fighters from to . The medallion features the well known profile of Mandela on one side with the distinctive Liliesleaf Farm house on the other and the inscription "A piece of liberation; A place of inspiration."

Price is Negotiable Goldreich and lawyer Harold Wolpe bought Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, Johannesburg, in as headquarters for the South African Communist Party which was forced underground by the apartheid state. Lilliesleaf Farm also became the secret headquarters of Umkonto We Sizwe (MK), where the underground leadership of the banned African National Congress (ANC) met secretly.   Goldreich and his family provided refuge at their home on Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, to Nelson Mandela and other freedom fighters in . Mandela moved to the farm in October , using the alias of a gardener named "David Motsamayi" to hide from the police.   During his speech from the dock on 20 April in the Rivonia Trial Mandela said: "Whilst staying at Liliesleaf farm, I frequently visited Arthur Goldreich in the main house and he also paid me visits in my room. We had numerous political discussions covering a variety of subjects. We discussed ideological and practical questions, the Congress Alliance... Because of what I had got to know of Goldreich, I recommended on my return to South Africa that he should be recruited to Umkhonto weSizwe, the armed wing of the ANC."   As a member of the military arm of the ANC, Goldreich helped to locate sabotage sites for MK and draft a disciplinary code for its guerrillas.   Goldreich was arrested at the farm on 11 July in the now infamous Rivonia Raid.  On that day, the security police raided the farm and captured 19 members of the underground, charging them with sabotage.   Goldreich, along with Harold Wolpe, Mosie Moolla and Abdulhay Jassat escaped from custody at Marshall Square Police Station in Johannesburg on 11 August , after bribing a young prison official.

Price is Negotiable. History of this Coin: Goldreich and lawyer Harold Wolpe bought Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, Johannesburg, in as headquarters for the South African Communist Party which was forced underground by the apartheid state. Lilliesleaf Farm also became the secret headquarters of Umkonto We Sizwe (MK), where the underground leadership of the banned African National Congress (ANC) met secretly.   Goldreich and his family provided refuge at their home on Liliesleaf Farm in Rivonia, to Nelson Mandela and other freedom fighters in . Mandela moved to the farm in October , using the alias of a gardener named "David Motsamayi" to hide from the police.   During his speech from the dock on 20 April in the Rivonia Trial Mandela said: "Whilst staying at Liliesleaf farm, I frequently visited Arthur Goldreich in the main house and he also paid me visits in my room. We had numerous political discussions covering a variety of subjects. We discussed ideological and practical questions, the Congress Alliance... Because of what I had got to know of Goldreich, I recommended on my return to South Africa that he should be recruited to Umkhonto weSizwe, the armed wing of the ANC."   As a member of the military arm of the ANC, Goldreich helped to locate sabotage sites for MK and draft a disciplinary code for its guerrillas.   Goldreich was arrested at the farm on 11 July in the now infamous Rivonia Raid.  On that day, the security police raided the farm and captured 19 members of the underground, charging them with sabotage.   Goldreich, along with Harold Wolpe, Mosie Moolla and Abdulhay Jassat escaped from custody at Marshall Square Police Station in Johannesburg on 11 August , after bribing a young prison official.

CELEBRATION OF THE LILLIESLEAF & RIVONIA 10, NELSON MANDELA Minted in 2014, Limited to 1000 Coins. 1/2oz Coin 4 Available R20 000 each