1983 South Africa 1/10 Krugerrand Gold Coin

A classic of international bullion, this 1/10 oz Krugerrand was struck in 1983 by the South African Mint. As the world’s first modern gold bullion coin, the Krugerrand remains one of the most recognizable and liquid gold assets globally. It is crafted from 22-carat gold ($91.67\%$ purity), with a small percentage of copper added to provide the coin with its signature reddish-orange hue and enhanced durability.

The obverse features the portrait of Paul Kruger, the four-term president of the old South African Republic, while the reverse depicts the iconic Springbok antelope, a national symbol of South Africa. This fractional 1/10 oz size offers an accessible way to own a piece of numismatic history.

Key Features

• 22-Carat Gold: Struck in .9167 fine gold, weighing a total of 3.41g.

• Global Liquidity: The Krugerrand is one of the most traded gold bullion coins in the world, ensuring ease of resale.

• Iconic Heritage: First introduced in 1967, the series revolutionized the private ownership of gold.

• Durable Alloy: The addition of copper makes the coin more resistant to scratches and wear compared to 24ct coins.

• Fractional Investment: The 1/10 oz denomination is ideal for flexible portfolio management and gifting.

Technical Specifications

• Year of Issue: 1983

• Issuing Authority: South Africa

• Mint: South African Mint

• Metal: 22ct Gold (.9167 Fineness)

• Actual Gold Weight (AGW): 0.1 troy oz (3.11g)

• Total Weight: 3.41g

• Diameter: 16.55 mm

• Obverse: Paul Kruger (Design by Otto Schultz)