New Coins from South Africa in 2023.

Started by Triggersmob, December 11, 2022, 09:45:32 PM

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redlock

Thanks for the information.

The coins look nice.

Triggersmob

Quote from: 'redlock' pid='127501' dateline='1670830261'Thanks for the information.

The coins look nice.

Now we just have to work out how to get some.
Steve

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redlock

Quote from: 'Triggersmob' pid='127505' dateline='1670836818'Now we just have to work out how to get some.

Yeah, especially reasonably priced. That will probably be the main problem.

Triggersmob

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Quote from: 'Triggersmob' pid='127505' dateline='1670836818'Now we just have to work out how to get some.

Yeah, especially reasonably priced. That will probably be the main problem.

I told Ken, he needs to take his wife on another holiday to Namibia and slip across the border. :)
Steve

OFEC count = 258

redlock

Quote from: 'Triggersmob' pid='127512' dateline='1670926979'I told Ken, he needs to take his wife on another holiday to Namibia and slip across the border. :)

Good idea :idea:

Tanecoins

They are not bad these coins, bigger figures etc.

But given how worthless the rand is now, anything under the 50 cent seems pointless. the country must have got poorer. Their top coin of 5 rand is only worth 38 NZ cents and top note of 200 Rand is worth around $15.60 and dropping. Thats under $10 American.

Still its a more stable currency than say "Zimbabwe gold".

I have a ton of South African coins, so no doubt want to get a set of them eventually.

I still think a new series going from say 50 cent or 1 rand to 20 rand and then notes from 50 to 1000 Rand would be more practical.
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