20g 99% Fine Silver Commemorating Medal 500 000th Toyota Corolla made in S.A 16-2-94
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
Dol12260
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661869755
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-20g 99% Fine Silver Commemorating Medal 500 000th Toyota Corolla made in S.A 16-2-94
Silver value on November 2025 at R25,92 per gram is R518
Minted at Gold Reef City on the OOM PAUL minting press.
One of the oldest working coin presses in the world, affectionately known as Oom Paul stands proudly in the centre of the South African Mints on-site museum, but very few people know its rich history.
Oom Paul was manufactured in 1891 for use in the first mint established in Pretoria in 1892. It is one of the features in our museum and has an interesting history to share. With the discovery of gold in the Johannesburg area in 1886, and the subsequent influx of treasure seekers from all over the world, the President of then Zuid Afrikaanse Republik saw the urgent need for the new Republiek to have its own coinage.
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