Description:
A set of 8 South African 50-cent coins from different years, each featuring unique designs and historical significance.
1966 Obverse: Jan van Riebeeck
Jan van Riebeeck was a key figure in the establishment of the first Dutch settlement in South Africa in 1652. His portrait is featured on many coins during this era
1970 Obverse: South African coat of arms
The South African coat of arms represents the country's history and heritage, including symbols from both indigenous and European traditions.
1976 Obverse: State President Nicolaas Diederichs
Nicolaas Diederichs served as State President during apartheid. His presidency was largely ceremonial, with real power lying with the Prime Minister. He played a role in financial matters as Minister of Finance before becoming President.
1979 (×2) Obverse: State President B.J. Vorster
B.J. Vorster was Prime Minister during a critical period in South Africas history. His government implemented harsh apartheid policies, and his resignation after the Muldergate Scandal marked a significant shift in South African politics.
1982 Obverse: State President Marais Viljoen
Marais Viljoen was the last ceremonial State President before the position became executive. His term was marked by the continuation of apartheid, and he was known for his lack of significant political power.
1987 (×2) Obverse: South African coat of arms
The coat of arms continued to feature prominently, symbolizing the nation's values and heritage.
Composition: Nickel
Condition: Visually inspected but untested
A great addition for collectors or those interested in vintage South African coins with historical context.
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