Why South Cape Coins are the Leaders in Investment
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As one of the premier dealers in rare gold coins, South Cape Coins have over 14 years industry experience and offer unsurpassed knowledge and insight into this lucrative market. With their expert advice, you can be sure that that you're getting the best deal suited to your requirements and budget. Added to this they offer complete client confidentiality, free evaluation on client portfolios and prompt, friendly reliable service of the highest quality that you can trust.

South Cape Coins has facilitated the sale of many hugely valuable rare coins, including South Africa's rarest coin, The Single 9, which was the only coin of its kind to be minted. The last time this unique coin was sold, it is estimated that it went for a staggering R20 million, making it one of the highest transactions of rare coins in history.

South Cape Coins only specialise in coins graded by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), which are the world's two leading independent grading companies.

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Buying and selling rare South African coins

Throughout history, many rare coin collections have produced substantial long-term profits for their owners. This is particularly true for coin collectors of this century. For instance, Harold Bareford reportedly purchased a collection of coins for $13,832 in the early 1950’s that was resold at auction in 1978 for $1.2 million. A more substantial collector, Louis Eliasberg, built a collection that cost approximately $300,000. In 1982, it brought $12.4 million at auction.