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Hi, collector looking to buy old Silver Coins.Do get in touch if you have any for sale.Old British Pre 1947 silver decimal coins Crown, Florin, Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence wantedOld South African Union Series wanted:3d | 6d | 1 shilling | 2 shillings | 2 1/2 shillings | 5 shillings (1923 to 1960)Old South African R1 coins dated from 1965 to 1976.More info on the website: www.thesilverspot.co.zaWhatsapp 083 591 0102Look forward to hearing from you!Michael
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South Africa 1 Rand Coin Set (1978, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1990)
Historical Collection
Condition:Good Condition (see individual coin descriptions)
Description: For sale is a set of 6 iconic South African 1 Rand coins from various years, each with historical significance. These coins are a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of South African numismatics.
1978 -1Rand Coin:Features the Springbok antelope on the reverse and the Coat of Arms of South Africa on the obverse. In good condition with some visible wear, but still clear.
1981- 1 Rand Coin:Features the Springbok antelope and Coat of Arms. This coin is in excellent condition with minimal wear and a nice shine.
1983 -1 Rand Coin:Features the same Springbok and Coat of Arms design. In good condition with minor wear.
1984- 1 Rand Coin:Features the Springbok and Coat of Arms. This coin is in excellent condition with a nice shine and minimal signs of wear.
1988- 1 Rand Coin:Another Springbok design coin. In good condition, showing signs of age but still well-preserved.
1990-1 Rand Coin:Features a portrait of President F.W. de Klerk on the reverse (a notable change from previous designs) and the Coat of Arms on the obverse. This coin is in Good Condition, with some visible wear but still clear and recognizable. The 1990 coin is highly sought after, and even in good condition, it retains good value.
Total Coins in Set: 6
Condition Summary:
Good Condition: The 1978, 1983, 1988, and 1990 coins show moderate wear, but the designs are still visible and the coins are valuable for collectors.
Excellent Condition: The 1981 and 1984 coins are in excellent condition, with minimal wear and clear designs, making them ideal for collectors looking for high-quality specimens.
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Just a few pieces of a larger collection chosen for advertising with intention to sell to interested buyers and collectors. This collection includes stamps, envelopes, coins and even cycads. You're welcome to contact me for any questions or offers. Can expect more ads to be posted regarding other pieces of the same collection for anyone interested in these beautiful pieces of history.
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I have a old 10 cent that is in the year 1965, this is for a collector, I know what I have and I know what I want, first 2x photos are from bobshop with the prices and the last 3x photos is my coin.
Please do keep your stupid and idiotic comments (like it’s not worth anything) to yourself as i did my research as you can see, I know what it is worth and i do know what i want. Scammers stay away and i will not be sending any gift cards
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"Oom Paul" Cast Iron Money Box
Contrary to popular belief, the Gazelie banks were made around the same time as the Harper Banks. Other manufacturers saw the original Harper banks and identified a market that Harper was missing. And so they made their own semi-mechanical Transvaal Money Boxes – making the pipe thicker and movable. Whenever a coin is deposited into the top of Kruger’s hat, a lever makes his pipe jiggle up and down, surely a delight for kids of all ages!
The inscription on the back was also slightly altered to “By permission of the proprietors of the Westminster Gazelie” for the exact same reason John Harper clearly printed Gazette on their banks. The new manufacturers didn’t want to have any copyright problems.
The main differences between the original Harper money box and the Gazelie money box are the following:
The pipe – The Harper money boxes have non-mechanical/ fixed pipes that are long and slender and point downwards. Whereas the Gazelie money boxes have semi-mechanical/ movable pipes that are thicker and point outward instead of down.
The wording on the back – The Harper money boxes state Westminster “Gazette” on the back. Whereas the Gazelie money boxes state Westminster “Gazelie” on the back.
Quality of the casting – The Harper money boxes seems to be a finer quality casting than the Gazelie money boxes. The inscriptions on the hat and back are more prominent and finely engraved on the Harper money boxes. The Harper money boxes also show a three line crease on the middle left hand side of Kruger’s jacket that is not found on the Gazelie money boxes.
The holes underneath – The Harper money boxes have 18 holes in a clearly repeatable pattern. Whereas the Gazelie money boxes have 7 to 9 holes mostly drilled in random patterns. The price – The Harper money boxes are extremely rare and can fetch a hefty amount on auction.
The Gazelie money boxes are more common, and although these are not considered to be originals, they are still antiques which hold value among cast iron/ money box collectors.
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