The South African Mint kicks off the year at the revered World Money Fair in Berlin, from 31 January to 2 February 2020. This three-day event is an international trade fair of great significance as it not only invites respected exhibitors and experts, but is the meeting place between enthusiasts and collectors. It affords us the opportunity to showcase our new releases as well as market and sell our full range of products directly to international customers.
If you’re in Berlin for this brilliant event and want to be among the first to own these exciting new products, visit us at booth number B10 at the Estrel Berlin Hotel & Convention Centre.
The Krugerrand is the first ounce-denominated gold coin in the world to a carry legal tender status, meaning that it can be exchanged for goods or services. It was minted for the first time in 1967 with the aim of putting gold into the hand of the man on the street, and has since become the most internationally recognisable and widely traded gold coin in the world.
The 2020 Krugerrand range includes the 2oz, 1oz, ½oz, ¼oz, 1/10oz and 1/20oz 22ct gold coins, plus the 1oz fine silver coin first introduced in 2017 as part of the jubilee celebrations of the Krugerrand. Also included in this year’s range is the new 2oz fine silver coin created following the successful launch of the 2oz gold coin.
Coin collecting is a fascinating and absorbing hobby which can be a major source of personal pleasure. Coins are miniature works of art, and great history preservers and there is often a love or fascination in owning these easily portable items.
One of the best places to start your collection is with the beautiful, uncirculated or proof quality versions of the South African currency, packaged in various sets. Each year, the South African Mint issues these currency sets, as well as the very popular baby set which each comprise of the 6 coins in circulation, depicting South Africa’s rich fauna and flora on the reverse, and the words ‘South Africa’ in the different official languages, together with the South African coat-of-arms and the year of issue.
Start your year with this beautiful collection of familiar coins, treated and packaged in premium collectable quality.
Anxiety and excitement were high at Olievenhoutbosch Secondary School as we awarded the 6th recipient of the South African Mint Bursary on 15 January 2020.
The South African Mint is passionate about education, and since 2015, we have partnered with the school to encourage the learners to do their best as well as ensure that finances do not hinder the potential of our future leaders. This partnership offers us the opportunity to provide a bursary to the top matriculant of the school annually.
18 year old recipient Tshenollo Mokwana matriculated with four distinctions, and has been accepted to pursue a BSc degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Cape Town. We wish him all the best in his studies
The South African Mint will take part in the 49th World Money Fair in Berlin: Berlin, Germany
January 31 – February 02, 2020
Keep an eye out for the 2020 Big 5: Rhino, to be launched at the World Money Fair in Berlin
