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The 2009 South African Protea R1 "National Anthem" Proof coin is a collectible silver coin issued by the South African Mint, commemorating the national anthem, featuring King Protea on the obverse and busts of Langenhoven and Sontonga on the reverse, often graded (like PF69 Ultra Cameo) and highly sought after by collectors for its low mintage, typically around 1,453 to 1,725 pieces, making it a significant numismatic item.
Key Details:
Country: South Africa
Year: 2009
Denomination: R1 (One Rand)
Metal: Silver (0.925 Sterling Silver)
Theme: The National Anthem of South Africa
Design:
Obverse: A King Protea flower with the date "2009".
Reverse: Busts of C.J. Langenhoven and Enoch Sontonga, with musical notes and the denomination.
Mintage: Very low, around 1,453 to 1,725 worldwide.
Grade: Often found graded by services like NGC (e.g., PF69 Ultra Cameo), indicating high quality and pristine condition.
Why It's Special:
Commemorative: Released to celebrate South Africa's strong democracy post-election.
Low Mintage: The limited production makes it rare and desirable.
High Grade Potential: Available in top grades (like PF69) which command higher collector value.
These coins are popular for collectors of South African coins, especially the Protea Series and commemorative issues.
