Collecting coins is more than just a hobby. Taking care of such a commodity will reap rewards for the owner. Coin collections have become a huge business that is assured success. Some of these coins could be considered as Lucky Coins as they have survived for well over a hundred years in some cases. Wars, apartheid, and border crossings over the decades have transported this valued currency by every different type of character and person, valuing their hard earned cash through the troubled times.

>This is much like an exclusive club where tradition is valued, history is honoured and respect is earned. Many of these coins came through some incredible times in history and one wonders why there are not more of these coin collections. Surely no one would throw them away. But things are lost and taken away, and this is the same when it comes to money. Keep your money safe. Learning the value of a dollar, and having more rands than cents is what has been taught to us down the years.

>Now we can show others the true value of a rand 100 years ago is now approaching the tens of thousands of rands. The true value will increase in time but these historical pieces of societal history will continue to gain value. The condition of the coins is of utmost importance but time passed is the true decider. The test of time is what separates man from the coin that will live on.

>Collectors will find this a scintillating excursion into coins. South African coins have a special place in history when you see how far we have come from the days of yonder. Collectable coins are from all over the world and coins from Africa have a special meaning to someone from those countries. Rhodesian Coins are also a valuable commodity considering the state of the dollar over there. Medalions, tokens, awards are also stocked for your perusal as well. Start your coin collection today or search those old places and see if you are hiding any old collectable coins.