The Krugerrand 1/4 ounce gold coin is a symbol of excellence and prestige in the world of precious metals investment. Introduced in 1980 by the South African Mint, this coin is part of the famous Krugerrand series, known as one of the first modern gold coins to be minted specifically for investment.

Composed of 22 carats, the coin contains 1/4 troy ounce of pure gold, or approximately 7.78 grams, with a copper alloy that gives it a distinct rose gold color and enhanced durability.

The reverse of the 1/4 ounce Krugerrand depicts a South African national symbol: the Springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis). The slender, graceful Springbok antelope is surrounded by the inscriptions "KRUGERRAND" and "FYNGOUD 1/4 OZ FINE GOLD", as well as the year of mintage, "2025".

On the obverse, the Krugerrand features the portrait of Paul Kruger, first President of the Republic of South Africa, as well as the name of the country engraved in Afrikaans and English: "SUID-AFRIKA" and "SOUTH AFRICA".

Unlike other coins, the Krugerrand 1/4 ounce carries no face value, underlining its role as an intrinsic investment value based on the price of gold.

The Krugerrand 1/4 ounce is particularly appreciated for its portability and liquidity. With its rich history and international recognition, this coin remains an affordable way to acquire gold for small investors or those wishing to diversify their portfolio into smaller fractions.

Individual coins come in a protective plastic bag.