1894 South African Republic Paul Kruger Half Pond Gold Coin

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Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Composition

Gold

Grading Company

Ungraded

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The 1894 ZAR Kruger Halfpond Gold coin is a valuable piece of history from South Africa, made of high-quality .917 gold. Minted in Berlin, Germany, this coin features a unique design and is a prized addition to any collector's portfolio. With a precious metal content of 0.1176 oz, this coin is a tangible piece of wealth that holds both historical and monetary value.

They were stuck in 3.99 grams of 22-carat gold with a diameter of 19.30 millimetres. The obverse features a portrait of Paul Kruger by Otto Schultz, later seen on Krugerrands. The reverse shows the Transvaal coat of arms, the official heraldic symbol of the South African Republic, also referred to as the Transvaal Republic. Scrolls below the arms show the Republic's motto 'EENDRACHT MAAKT MAGT' (translation: 'Unity Makes Strength'), while the denomination and year of issue appear above the central device.

There is a tiny amount of solder on the reverse side, as I suspect that the coin might have been worn as a cufflink in the past.

The solder could most probably be removed by a skilled professional.

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