The South African Krugerrand is a gold coin that comes in numerous sizes. The smallest contains one/10 troy ounce of gold and the biggest, one full troy ounce. Krugerrands are not pure gold because they are alloyed with a little amount of copper (about 8 percent). This tends to make the Krugerrand difficult and resistant to wear. Krugerrands are regarded as gold bullion and are a convenient way to make investments in gold. They are not currency or rare coins, and their value depends on the gold content of the coins. The first Krugerrands were minted in 1967, and they have turn out to be a preferred of investors. If you want to sell gold Krugerrands, this guide explains how to go about it. My websites: krugerrand gold coins