Since the end of the 1960s, beginning of the 1970s, these South African coins are truly one of the standard products for gold investors.

 

It's not an ordinary coin, like the ones used as regular means of payment. On neither of the Krugerrand's sides, you'll see a currency value. In iself, that's already a clear message: not a fixed value, but the gold value according to the current gold rate.

 

What also makes the Krugerrand of particular interest, is the fact it's made of 22 carat gold. This makes it a very solid coin. So you'll have a hard time finding one that's damaged. No weight loss, to put it another way.