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You get the exact one shown here: certification # 2786602-011

2011  SOUTH AFRICA 1 RAND COETZEE NGC  - S1R
NGC MS68  


It's difficult to get this coin in a high grade. I've sent in four of these and never got 
over MS67. I ended up buying this one and have subsequently upgraded again
 (at a cost of $420 after shipping).
So, yeah, this MS68 is  considered a high grade and to get one graded higher you
 need the big bucks.

In general terms, the Uncirculated version of the silver R1 coins have much lower 
mintages and often times they are worth far more than a proof coin of similar or
 even higher grade.  Many of the uncirculated R1 coins have mintages below 1000
 and some mintages are less than 200.  Even in modern times the S. African Mint 
strikes the uncirculated R1 in very low mintages.   It is rare to see an uncirculated 
silver R1 coin that is dated between 1992 and 2014 to be listed on ebay and that includes both graded and un-graded coins.
Another thing to realize is that most of the uncirculated coins do not grade well. 
This is partly because the coins released and sold by the mint were in pouches 
without being in a capsule.   Not many of these get graded, either.
Many coins have MS69 or MS68 as the top population.    Collecting the 
uncirculated Silver 1 Rand coins can be a rewarding challenge.



I sell sealed sets also  so be sure to see my other listings - I may even have a sealed set on auction on occasion.

You may want to check out my other items as I have lots of South African silver coins, included graded and raw coins.  I'll be listing a limited number of  other types of Mint-Sealed South African silver coins in the next few days.




International shipping: Buyer is responsible for any customs fees, import fees, import taxes, tariffs, vat, etc., if any.
International Buyers should allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery.
International Buyers in South Africa MUST select the "Standard International Shipping" option for $28.  This is because I will have to use a courier instead of the normal USPS carrier due to problems with S.A.P.O. .    However, buyers in South Africa will not have to pay additional postage for additional coins provided that they use the shopping cart and only send one payment. Any amount over $28 in postage will be refunded provided only one payment is sent.