Silver Kruger
April 6th, 2009
A question about a South African Coin Set?
My grandfather gave me a coin set before he died, I am trying to figure out what the names of the coins are but I am having trouble finding an answer. I haven’t even taken a look at them in probably a decade – and unfortunately I don’t keep them at hand either. But what I do remember is this:
There should be 4 coins in the set.
One is pure platinum, one is pure gold, one is pure silver, and the other I think is pure.. bronze? (An alloy?)
I think they all have ships on the back as well.. I think the name could have been: Kruger National?
I don’t know, but if anyone knows what I am talking about – well that’d be great, thanks.
take them to a pawn shop and see if they can help you.
MY FREDDY KRUEGER GLOVE (SILVER)
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