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Dear Collectors

***THIS WEEKS FEATURED ITEM***

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES WITH THIS PROMOTION

!!! CONTACT US NOW !!! - AT THESE ADVANTAGEOUS PRICES - 

 THIS IS OUR NEW PROMOTION - A MUST HAVE ZAR COIN

THE LATEST 2009 CATALOGUE PRICE FOR THE 1892 1 POND IN UNCIRCULATED IS VALUED AT R40 000 EACH

  GRADED AS AU ( ALMOST UNCIRCULATED ) WE HAVE THREE 1892 DOUBLE SHAFT PONDE AVAILABLE AT VIRTUALLY HALF THE CATALOGUE VALUE.

AU 55 DOUBLE SHAFT R25 000

 AU 53 DOUBLE SHAFT R22 000

 AU 50 DOUBLE SHAFT R20 000

    TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES - AS OUR EXTRA SPECIAL ALLOWS YOU TO OWN ONE OF THESE 3 AU 55 53 OR 50 SLABBED ZAR ONE POND COINS AT THE ABOVE PRICES. 

  In order to increase Paul Krugers popularity in the upcoming elections of the time, he wanted to issue new coins. Paul Kruger could not wait for the Pretoria Mint to be completed.  So in haste he contracted the new ZAR (1892) coins to be struck at the German Mint in Berlin.  The implication was that the dies were designed with the European understanding of a wagon, which had a double shaft, as opposed to the typical Voortrekker wagon which had a single shaft for spanning oxen on either side, and the rear wheels were larger than the front .  The erroneous representation almost cost Paul Kruger the elections and he withdrew the issue,  replacing them with the single shaft coin.

!!!Now Available!!!