Is The 1 oz Gold Krugerrand A Good Investment?

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Title	:	Is The 1 oz Gold Krugerrand A Good Investment?
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Would of bought one but in Canada they got a 13 VAT tax
Comment from : Collin Bruyere

Wow very nice coins ❤❤❤🙏
Comment from : Dalz Coins

How do I start investing in them? I'm only a student and I want to start now
Comment from : Nkalafeng

when it comes to gold i only buy krugerands when it comes to silver i have a variety of bars and coins
Comment from : Collin Buckley

I have a 1978 coin how do I know it’s real?brHow much is it worth today in usd?
Comment from : Josiah Argueta

I have a 1973 how are much is this worth today?
Comment from : Josiah Argueta

Not gold related, but could you please tell me what are the silver coins in the video?
Comment from : Decus EtTutamen

"FYNGOUD" is Afriksans for fine gold
Comment from : selborne maimela

No gold is bad
Comment from : nedstarkravingmad 1

Hi, i would like to know where you can sell kruger coins with good deal if you have them ?brThank you
Comment from : Bonga Njabulo

I am from South Africa, I can help you with a bit more true info
Comment from : Barend Du Plooy

I've got a South Africa, Krugerrand, 1976, 10 oz Gold coin Perfect condition What sort of price would I get for that? £1,500? And where should I sell it for the best price?
Comment from : Omar

I buy only Kruger rands Never had a problem selling them and they store very well
Comment from : Elize Van Der Merwe

I want a Gold Krugerrand, but I did order a Silver one, I want more Silver!
Comment from : fin59shaw

very well informed thanx
Comment from : steve lauda

Thank you for your video Regarding 9:52, the Gold Krugerrand's 22 karat gold composition is known as "Crown Gold" which is 9167 gold + 833 copper Crown Gold was introduced by King Henry VIII in 1526 and still used in the minting of British Gold Sovereign coins The traditional use of Crown Gold is the reason why British Gold Sovereigns & Gold Krugerrands have a rose gold alloy color On the other hand, the American Gold Eagle coins are also 22 karats but their composition consists of 9167 gold + 533 copper + 3 silver The inclusion of 3 silver results in a more golden hue as compared to the rose gold hue in Krugerrands & sovereigns
Comment from : Jade Nephrite

I have 2, is now a good time to sell?
Comment from : Alexander Jackson

I bought my one and only 1ozbrKrugerrand for $279 back in 2001 and sold it for $400 a year or so later brI've been kicking at myself ever since
Comment from : Bullion Addict

I had to laugh, 1967 is my birth year!!! After you mentioned the period after the war, I now realize that I’m no spring chicken anymore 🎉🎉🎉🎉HNY J
Comment from : Jamie Frost

Thanks v much for the run down
Comment from : Cannonball

Haven’t got one but I’ve got a few silver ones( quite nice and not milky 👌) “uncle Paul” kind of reminds me of the old head sovereigns! They were kicking around at the same period!!!
Comment from : Jamie Frost

It could be argued that good isn’t a good investment full stop
Comment from : Party on Wayne

You lose a lot of potential buyers if you buy 22k coins Jewelers etc here just buy 24k gold I don’t want to lose this opportunity I hope that I never have to sell my gold stack but in case I have to… Happy New Year! 🍀
Comment from : Austrian Stacker

I clicked on this video just to leave a commentbrGOLD IS NOT AN INVESTMENT!! Gold is MOMEY! it's the ONLY place to put excess currency to SAVE! Change your thinking! I'm not watching the video cause of the video description
Comment from : Samuel Clarke

Been an Ozzy I've started stacking mainly gold kangaroo's and EMUs I have one of all the others apart from the Philharmonia
Comment from : realozzyguy

Krugrrands have grown on me Awesome way to stack in weight
Comment from : 88amona

Anyone stacking gold who is worried about the premium on different coins might as well buy 1oz best value gold bars instead
Comment from : Albert Boulderward the 3rd

Love that dragon coin!! very cool
Comment from : drbones3rd

I like the Kruggerand Lots of people all over the world like them In the US stacking gold is a very new phenomenon Most people in the US have never seen a gold bullion coin so they would not be able to relate to kruggerands This will change in the future
Comment from : Glen H

Buffalo is #1
Comment from : Tony Bones

The Krugerrand has grown on me , especially in perfect condition Checking my LCS wed site last week and spotted the gold Pond for sale and thought it was interesting as i have not seen one before Went to buy it only to find it had sold Contacted the dealer to see if he had more He said the coin was only on the site for approx 45 minutes before it was snapped up and unlikely to get more in near future
Comment from : GR

This talk of sizes based off of the Troy ounce, rather than the traditional and varied weights which national gold coins came in Was it the South African Krug which founded the one Troy ounce half, quarter and tenth standard I can look it up I suppose But I'll put the question here anyway If so it makes the Krug even more important to the history of the stacking world
Comment from : dleetr

If you know gold you know the Krugerrand You can only be first once I wonder will they make a 999 or a 9999 gold Kurgerrand? I really like these coins Thank you for the shout out Enjoyed the video
Comment from : Cash and Coins

Lethal Weapon 2
Comment from : Transient Stacker

There's just something about them ,,been stacking them for a while ,Half's and quarter,s ,,moving onto Rand's now ,,but the pounds are well overpriced 🤔
Comment from : Shaun Corless

I feel anything with lees gold content is a con
Comment from : Fribit LoveLoad

Gold Krugs, love emsilver krugs no bueno they milk something awefull brAlways wondered a Brit's opinion of a Commonwealth Country leaving her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II completely out of the design
Comment from : Trident