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FORMER USA PRESIDENTS. MARTIN VAN BUREN   BRONZE PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL Metal content: Bronze Diameter: 33mm This medal is still sealed in the poly bag in which it was issued from the US Mint!

Buy 1952 van Riebeeck Tercentenary: Gold, Silver and Bronze Medal Set - No Case for R10,000.00

Buy 1952 Tercentenary Jan van Riebeek Bronze medallion for R560.00

Buy Commemorative 1935 Union of South Africa /Unie van Suid Afrika Bronze Medal George V for R45.00

Buy Netherlands: Van Riebeeck Tercentenary.Ship- Drommedaris (Bronze) for R500.00

  Erasmus Theo van Reijn (1884-1954) First medal in 1935 Dimensions: 60 mm Material: bronze Production: Dutch Art Medal Society Pieter Wilhelm Adrianus Cort van der Linden (14 May 1846 – 15 July 1935) was a Dutch politician. He served as prime minister of the Netherlands between 1913 and 1918.  

  Erasmus BMA Ingen Housz (1881-1953) First medal in 1936 Dimensions: 60 mm Material: bronze Production: Royal Begeer Voorschoten The Dutch humanist Desiderius Erasmus (1469-1536) 400th  anniversary was commemorated and Ingen Housz, professor at the Royal Academy, was commissioned for a medallion.  He designed in wide faces a profile portrait with a strong relief where Erasmus is pictured with his hat and coat collar.   The reverse shows a reference to Erasmus' famous work, In Praise of Folly in 1509. The owl, ancient symbol of wisdom, is wearing a fool's cap and with a raised paw.

GOOD CONDITION 1937 UNIE VAN SUID AFRIKA BRONZE MEDAL PENDANT

LAIDLAW 0628 WEIGHT 73.7 GRAM. DIAMETER 63.55 MM. NO CASE. OCCASSION UNKNOWN BUT PROBABLY USED TO FOSTER BETTER RELATIONS  BETWEEN NETHERLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA. BIG, BOLD MEDAL.

This fantastic three-coin collectable 1954 Paul Kruger commemorative set was produced to commemorate moving of the Paul Kruger statue in 1954. The set consists of one 9ct gold coin (stamped) 17.2 grams, one sterling silver coin (stamped) 16.89 grams, one bronze coin 17.23 grams. The Kruger statue was a gift to the city of Pretoria from the Jewish financier Sammy Marks. It was sculpted by Anton van Wouw in 1898 and cast in bronze in Europe for a cost of ten thousand pounds sterling. The intention was to mount the statue in Church Square and a plinth had been constructed there for that purpose. Unfortunately, because of the war, the arrival of the statue was delayed, and a fountain was constructed on the plinth instead. When the statue finally arrived, it was positioned in front of Princes Park. Later it was moved to Pretorias railway station when that building was constructed in 1910. Finally, fifty years after Krugers death, it was moved to its originally intended location in Church Square. Prime Minister D.F. Malan unveiled the statue on 11th October 1954. the moving of the statue of Paul Kruger in 1954. The set consists of one gold coin (stamped) 17.2 grams, one silver coin (stamped) 16.89 grams, one bronze coin 17.23 grams. These sets are very collectable and a great investment; if you can get them!!  ***Superb Investment coin set*** 

Jan van Riebeeck Tercentenary Medal / Driehonderd-jarige gedenkdag 6 April 1952 R60.00 Great Britain: 1911 King George V and Queen Mary Coronation / Empire Medal - Aluminium R120.00 1937 Union of South Africa Coronation Medal R 100.00 Bronze Medallion - Royal Visit to South Africa 1947 R60.00 Formation of the Republic of South Africa Bronze Medallion 1961 R60.00 1947 Royal Visit to South Africa Medallion - Aluminium R 60.00 Commemorate Royal Queen Mary & King George V Commonwealth Medallion (Slightly bigger than a R2 Coin) R80.00 Or R450 for all 7 Medallions Call or Whatsapp on 823 - show phone -

 SOUTH·AFRICA· 1926 ·ZUID·AFRIKA 1 Penny - as per scan       Features Country South Africa   Type Common coin Years 1926-1930 Value 1 Penny (1/240) Metal Bronze Weight 9.45 g Diameter 31 mm Thickness 2.04 mm Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes References KM # 14.2,  Hern # S85-90       Obverse King George V crowned bust left Lettering:  GEORGIVS V REX IMPERATOR Translation:  George the Fifth King Emperor Engraver:   Edgar Bertram MacKennal     Reverse A ship, 'Dromedaris', sailing to right, legend in English and Afrikaans either side, with date above and denomination below Lettering:   SOUTH·AFRICA· 1926 ·ZUID·AFRIKA * PENNY * Engraver:   George Edward Kruger Gray     Edge Plain Comments The Dromedaris is one of the three vessels which brought Jan van Riebeeck and his small group of settlers to South Africa from Holland in 1652 in order to establish a refreshment station on behalf of the Dutch East India Company    

 SOUTH·AFRICA· 1927 ·ZUID·AFRIKA 1 Penny - as per scan       Features Country South Africa   Type Common coin Years 1926-1930 Value 1 Penny (1/240) Metal Bronze Weight 9.45 g Diameter 31 mm Thickness 2.04 mm Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes References KM # 14.2,  Hern # S85-90           Obverse King George V crowned bust left Lettering:  GEORGIVS V REX IMPERATOR Translation:  George the Fifth King Emperor Engraver:   Edgar Bertram MacKennal     Reverse A ship, 'Dromedaris', sailing to right, legend in English and Afrikaans either side, with date above and denomination below Lettering:   SOUTH·AFRICA· 1927 ·ZUID·AFRIKA * PENNY * Engraver:   George Edward Kruger Gray     Edge Plain Comments The Dromedaris is one of the three vessels which brought Jan van Riebeeck and his small group of settlers to South Africa from Holland in 1652 in order to establish a refreshment station on behalf of the Dutch East India Company      

 SOUTH·AFRICA· 1931·ZUID·AFRIKA   ½ Penny - George V  ½D   Features Country South Africa   Type Common coin Years 1931-1936 Value 1/2 Penny (1/480) Metal Bronze Weight 5.67 g Diameter 25.6 mm Thickness 1.76 mm Shape Round Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized yes References KM # 13.3,  Hern # S52-57 Obverse King George V crowned bust left Lettering:  GEORGIVS V REX IMPERATOR Translation:  George V King Emperor Engraver:   Edgar Bertram MacKennal     Reverse A ship, 'Dromedaris', sailing to right, legend in English and Afrikaans either side, with date above and denomination below Lettering:   SOUTH·AFRICA · /date/ · SUID·AFRIKA KG * ½ D * Engraver:   George Edward Kruger Gray     Edge Plain Comments   The Dromedaris is one of the three vessels which brought Jan van Riebeeck and his small group of people to South Africa from Holland in 1652 in order to establish a refreshment station on behalf of the Dutch East India Company.                

 Title:  South Africa Republic 31 May 1961 Commemorative Medallion. Country: South Africa. Year: 1961. Metal: Bronze Plated Metal. Diameter: 31.5mm. Thickness: 2.5mm, smooth edge, with lug on top. Obverse: The coat of arms of the Republic of South Africa with supporters, lion crest and motto in inner circle. Wording in Afrikaans around the left and English around the right in outer circle. Lettering: EX UNITATE VIRES REPUBLIEK VAN SUID - AFRIKA REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA Engraver: South African Mint Reverse: Cape Town Castle rendered in a pentagonal shape. Date in middle of castle outline. Lettering: 31 - 5 - 1961 Engraver: South African Mint Info: Commemorative issue for the formation of the Republic of South Africa. The bronzed medal with lug was issued to all school children. It is probably the most common of all South African medals. Price: R 50.00 Inc Vat.   (All pictures are of coins that are taken by my camera, differences in appearance are only due to different positions of the coin within the lightbox. Lighting can make a big difference in the outcome of pictures, I do not use picture editing to make any changes.)