1981 SOUTH AFRICAN 1oz GOLD KRUGERRAND

ONE FULL TROY OUNCE OF FINE GOLD — WORTH £3,500!

This iconic 1981 South African Krugerrand contains 1 full troy ounce of fine gold and has a prize value of £3,500.

The winner can choose this incredible gold coin or take the £3,200 cash alternative!

QUICK SUMMARY
1981 South African Gold Krugerrand
Contains 1 troy ounce of fine gold
Prize value of £3,500
£3,200 cash alternative
10 × 1oz fine silver instant wins
Only 4,000 tickets available
Tickets just £1.99 each
10 × 1oz FINE SILVER INSTANT WINS

There are also 10 × 1oz fine silver prizes hidden among the tickets as instant wins.

Find one of the winning numbers and you’ll secure a 1oz silver prize instantly—with your ticket remaining in the draw for the main prize!

Competition Closes: Thursday 3rd September at 8.45pm
Live Draw: Thursday 3rd September at 9pm on our Facebook page

FURTHER PRIZE DETAILS

First introduced in 1967, the South African Krugerrand became one of the world’s most recognised and widely traded gold bullion coins.

The coin is struck in 22ct gold with a fineness of .9167. It contains exactly 1 troy ounce of fine gold and has a total weight of 33.93g.

The additional copper within the alloy gives the Krugerrand its distinctive warm colour while making the coin stronger and more resistant to scratches than a pure-gold bullion coin.

The obverse features a portrait of Paul Kruger, the former President of the South African Republic, surrounded by the inscriptions “SUID-AFRIKA” and “SOUTH AFRICA”.

The reverse depicts South Africa’s famous springbok antelope alongside the 1981 date and the coin’s fine-gold content in both Afrikaans and English.

The name “Krugerrand” combines Paul Kruger’s surname with the rand, South Africa’s national currency.