Sixth south african numismatic

Buy Sixth South African Numismatic Convention, Durban 1976: Bronze Medal for R41.00

Buy Sixth South African Numismatic Convention, Durban 1976: Silver Medal for R641.00

Buy Numismatic Essays, South African Numismatic Society, Cape Town, 1986 for R300.00

Buy Collection of various old South African Numismatic Publications (with many duplicates) for R88.00

    Happy bidding! Popular numismatic collectible! Union of South Africa 2 Shillings 1952 Florin View scans to evaluate the condition of this great coin (what you see is what you will receive)     superb silver investment

    Happy bidding! Popular numismatic collectible! Republic of South Africa 10 Cent 1963 View scans to evaluate the condition of this great coin (what you see is what you will receive)     superb silver investment

    Happy bidding! Popular numismatic collectible! Republic of South Africa 20 Cents 1964 View scans to evaluate the condition of this great coin (what you see is what you will receive)     superb silver investment

    Happy bidding! Popular numismatic collectible! Union of South Africa 2 Shillings 1958 Florin View scans to evaluate the condition of this great coin (what you see is what you will receive)     superb silver investment

    Happy bidding! Popular numismatic collectible! Union of South Africa 2 Shillings 1928 Florin View scans to evaluate the condition of this great coin (what you see is what you will receive)     superb silver investment

South African Reserve Bank (SARB) 90th Anniversary R5 Mint State 66 (MS66) Coin graded and certified by the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). The SA Reserve Bank celebrated its 90th Anniversary in , and the SA Mint commemorated this by depicting a special commemorative design on the bi-colour R5 circulation coin. The design of the 90th Anniversary coin commemorates the history of the Bank and how South African currency mirrors the changing economic and political developments. This was captured by a collage of coins and a banknote in the design. Coin graded and certified by the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation). 1 Coin with this grading sell for R795 in the mandela coin store dot com Contact me if you are interested Mail whatsapp ore sms. Can delver in Northern Suburbs The price is R250 per coin, take all for 4 @ R900

Buy Collection of Books on Military Medals and old South African Numismatic Publications for R101.10

Buy Collection of South African & USA Numismatic Items (mostly Mandeliana) for R233.00

    Numismatic Investment Opportunity! Republic of South Africa R1 1966 E great numismatic investment!      

    Numismatic Investment Opportunity! Republic of South Africa R1 1969 A great collectible in silver  

South Africa NNS 60yrs Jubilee 4x Medal set (2Silver and 2Bronze) Form: Circular By: Gold Reef City Mint Date: 2015 Ref:  Laidlaw: 1001;  Variations: Size Metal Mass Value 38.5 mm Silver (0.999) 31.8 gm $25 38.5 mm Silver (0.999) Stamped 31.9 gm $25 38.4 mm Darkened Bronze 29.3 gm $12 38.4 mm Copper-Bronze 29.6 gm $12 Edge: Upright reeded.    Obverse: Within a beaded border round he rim, pair of wildebeests galloping to the left on the open veld, trees and mountains behind. Legend: "THE NATAL NUMISMATIC SOCIETY".    Reverse: Within a beaded border round he rim, coat of arms of the Province of Natal, king's crown crest and: "NATAL" on a ribbon below. Below across: "`1955 (star) JUBILEE (star) 2015". Below that, on the bronze medals, stamped across: "GRC NNS". One variety of the sliver medal stamped: "GRC NNS" downwards on the left of the coat of arms; the other variety has no stamp. Legend: "60 YEARS OF COIN COLLECTING".    Notes: The silver medals come encapsulated within a blue case lined with white silk and blue velvet with: "SA MUNT / (emblem of the SA Mint)" on the inside of the lid. The Gold Reef City Mint is a privately owned mint located in Johannesburg and works closely with the South African Mint. The symbol of the galloping wildebeests was adopted in the mid 19th century for the Colony of Natal. The coat of arms of the Colony was officially granted by King Edward VII in 1907. After union in 1910, the arms were used (in the form shown on the reverse of this medal) for the Province of Natal until 1994, after which the arms become obsolete. Reported Mintage: Silver without stamp: 20 Silver with stamp: 60 Darkened bronze: 60 Copper-bronze: 20