1995

 A proud moment in our sporting memory

   Considering the recent upward trend on gold this is a great buy. 

 is now being offered

 AT THIS EXTRASPECIAL PRICE

**#*    R 14 500 - 00   *#**

 !!! Now Available !!!  

  Have it  in YOUR Collection Today - A great Springbok moment. 

Included with this offer are 

copies of the Beeld 24October 2007 and the Citizen 24 October 2007

after our 2nd win - we win again

Details: 

      1oz:    Content: 999.9 Gold    Weight: 31.107 (24ct)

Low mintage: of only 406

Description: 

The obverse inscription has the official languages of South Africa with the COA - coat of arms of South Africa designed by Arthur Sutherland. The reverse has a World Cup Rugby player with a ball in his hand repeated and fading to third player. Designed by Linda Lotriet.

Johannesburg Ellis Park Stadium came alive on that great day 24 June 1995 when South Africa's team, the Springboks, in their green and gold beat the All Blacks of New Zealand. They put up a tough fight with  

extra time

Mehrtens made amends for his miss by striking a long-range penalty in the first period. As the minutes slowly passed, Stransky levelled for the South Africans. Seven minutes from time it was Stransky who scored the final points of the match. From thirty metres out he struck the drop goal, securing South Africa’s victory and the Rugby World Championship crown. 

What happened after the match would go onto become an iconic moment in the history of the sport. Nelson Mandela, wearing a Springbok rugby shirt and cricket cap, presented the William Webb Ellis Cup to South African captain François Pienaar to the delight of the capacity crowd. The moment is thought by some to be one of the most famous finals of any sporting event in recent years. Mandela's presentation was listed as one of the 100 Greatest Sporting Moments on a British television programme.