Krugerrand 1oz Gold Bullion Coin (Any Year)
- Gold, 916.7 fineGold
- 1oz
- South African Mint
- Capital Gains Tax applies
Spot value of metal
£2,895.68
Ranked by price for one, before delivery.
- Hatton Garden Metals£2,980.00Visit Hatton Garden Metals ↗+2.9% (£84.32) over spot· may be out of date
- Physical Gold£3,128.99Visit Physical Gold ↗+8.1% (£233.31) over spot· may be out of date
Price for one, delivery extra.
Price history since 2 Oct
- Lowest dealer price
- Metal value at spot
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| Day | Lowest dealer price | Metal value at spot |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Oct | £3,160.80 | £3,128.01 |
| 3 Oct | £3,160.80 | £3,128.01 |
| 4 Oct | £3,159.39 | £3,128.01 |
| 5 Oct | £3,166.59 | £3,134.25 |
| 6 Oct | £3,171.34 | £3,137.71 |
| 7 Oct | £3,143.25 | £3,110.21 |
| 8 Oct | £3,157.18 | £3,124.64 |
| 9 Oct | £3,201.88 | £3,170.10 |
| 10 Oct | £3,202.08 | £3,170.11 |
| 11 Oct | £3,204.37 | £3,170.11 |
| 12 Oct | £3,190.12 | £3,158.03 |
| 13 Oct | £3,170.06 | £3,139.52 |
| 14 Oct | £3,137.02 | £3,105.21 |
| 15 Oct | £3,173.68 | £3,141.42 |
| 16 Oct | £3,156.77 | £3,125.55 |
| 17 Oct | £3,156.77 | £3,125.55 |
| 18 Oct | £3,167.47 | £3,133.88 |
| 19 Oct | £3,144.17 | £3,111.06 |
| 20 Oct | £3,109.28 | £3,078.49 |
| 21 Oct | £3,113.32 | £3,086.56 |
| 22 Oct | £3,069.68 | £3,004.15 |
| 23 Oct | £3,229.23 | £2,991.01 |
| 24 Oct | £3,228.85 | £2,991.01 |
| 25 Oct | £3,232.71 | £2,992.02 |
| 26 Oct | £3,243.91 | £3,001.57 |
| 27 Oct | £3,140.50 | £3,052.75 |
| 28 Oct | £3,143.52 | £3,053.62 |
| 29 Oct | £3,097.51 | £3,010.70 |
| 30 Oct | £2,980.00 | £2,895.91 |
Specification
| Form | Coin |
|---|---|
| Metal | Gold |
| Design | Krugerrand |
| Weight | 1oz |
| Mint / brand | South African Mint |
| Country | South Africa |
| Fineness | 916.7 / 22 Carat |
| Diameter | 32.77mm |
| Thickness | 2.84mm |
| Capital Gains Tax | Not exempt |
About this product
First struck in 1967, the Krugerrand was the coin that popularised gold bullion investing worldwide. It contains exactly one troy ounce of pure gold alloyed with copper for durability, and is one of the most widely traded bullion coins globally. As it is not UK legal tender, it is not exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
Reverse design
A springbok antelope, one of South Africa's national symbols, designed by Coert Steynberg.
Obverse design
A portrait of Paul Kruger, former President of the South African Republic, by Otto Schultz.