1/4 oz Gold Krugerrand Kaiser Wilhelm II. Privy Mark 2026 (Mintage: 100 | Proof)
- Rarity: only a few left in stock
- Imperial Detail: portrait and 1896
- Mirror Finish: razor sharp
- RarityOnly a few pieces of this special edition are in stock
- Imperial DetailA small emblem with portrait accompanies the springbok
- Mirror FinishGlossy surfaces meet matte relief
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- Rarity: only a few left in stock
- Imperial Detail: portrait and 1896
- Mirror Finish: razor sharp
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Kaiser Wilhelm II · Struck in 2026
A few millimetres of history
Krugerrand 1/4 ounce gold 2026 with Privy Mark, springbok side with the sign
Beside the springbok, this Krugerrand bears a Privy Mark: a small additional sign added during striking. It shows a head between the numerals 18 and 96: on 3 January 1896, Kaiser Wilhelm II had a telegram sent to Paul Kruger.
Under the loupe
A small sign beside the springbok
On the springbok side, below the word KRUGERRAND and to the left of the springbok’s head, there is a small sign.
It shows a head in profile, with an upturned moustache. To its left stand the numerals 18, to its right the numerals 96.
To the left and right of the springbok, split into two halves, stands the year the coin was struck: 2026.
The Privy MarkThe Privy Mark, greatly magnified
Fine weightThe fine weight, as struck
The sign of this coin
A telegram of 3 January 1896
On 3 January 1896, Kaiser Wilhelm II had a telegram sent from Berlin to Paul Kruger, the President of the South African Republic.
Wilhelm II was born in Berlin in 1859 and died in 1941. He was King of Prussia and German Emperor.
The row
The row of signs
Each loupe shows the sign on a silver ounce, all at the same scale.
1825Paul Kruger is born on 10 October.
1874The Burgers Pond, the first gold coin of the South African Republic.
1896Kaiser Wilhelm II telegraphs Paul Kruger on 3 January.This coin
1945The sign shows the year in Roman numerals.
2023 and 2025Table Mountain for the coin fair in Cape Town.
2024A cityscape for the coin fair in Johannesburg.
2025A cityscape for the coin fair in Durban.
At a glance
- Privy Mark
- Head, 18 and 96
- Occasion
- Telegram of 3 January 1896
- Issuing country
- South Africa
- Mint
- South African Mint
- Face value
- no face value struck
- Metal
- Gold
- Fineness
- 916.67/1,000
- As struck
- 1/4 ounce fine gold
- Gross weight
- 8.48 g
- Fine weight
- 7.78 g
- Diameter
- 22 mm
- Year of striking
- 2026
- Mintage
- 100 pieces
- Finish
- Proof
- Packaging
- Case and certificate
Gross weight: the weight of the whole coin. Fine weight: the pure gold or silver in it. Fineness: its share in thousandths. Mintage: how many pieces were struck. Proof: striking with a mirror-like field and a matt design.
Diameters as stated by the South African Mint, all other details from our product data and the coin.
What stays
The springbok side and the portrait side stay as they are. What changes is the small sign below the word KRUGERRAND.
Each sign stands for a different occasion, on a few millimetres of gold.
Exclusive Rarity: 1/4 oz Gold Krugerrand Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark 2026
- Strictly limited: Tiny mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide
- Growth opportunities: Very high value appreciation potential due to extreme rarity
- Rarity: Exceptionally rare collector's coin for discerning collections
- Minting quality: Highest minting quality Proof (PP)
- Investment goal: Exclusive collector's coin with extraordinary value appreciation potential
Design: Unique combination of the classic Krugerrand design with the exclusive Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark
- Material / Fineness: Pure gold with 916.67/1,000 fineness plus a robust copper content
- Manufacturer: Minted by the renowned South African Mint
- Country of origin: South Africa - home of the legendary Krugerrand series
This extraordinary rarity combines history, exclusivity, and the highest minting craftsmanship in a single coin. With a strictly limited mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide, the 1/4 oz Gold Krugerrand Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark 2026 is among the rarest gold coins of all.
A masterpiece of minting craftsmanship meets historical significance
What makes this coin so special? It is the fascinating fusion of two icons: the world-famous Krugerrand - the most traded gold bullion coin in the world since 1967 - gains an additional historical dimension through the exclusive Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark. This unique combination makes the coin a highly sought-after collector's item.
The obverse shows the classic portrait of Paul Kruger, the former president of the South African Republic (1883-1902). His distinctive profile is framed by the inscription "SUID-AFRIKA • SOUTH AFRICA". On the reverse, the majestic springbok - South Africa's national animal - leaps elegantly across the African steppe. The special Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark gives this traditional depiction an exclusive touch.
"With only 100 pieces worldwide, this coin is not just an investment in gold, but a true collector's item with an extraordinary rarity value."
Highest quality in Proof
The minting quality Proof (PP) represents the highest level of coin production. Every detail is crafted with extraordinary precision. The mirror-polished surfaces contrast perfectly with the matte relief - a visual masterpiece that makes collectors' hearts beat faster.
- Mirror-polished surfaces achieved through multiple polishing processes
- Razor-sharp details thanks to specially polished minting dies
- Perfect contrast between shiny and matte areas
- Individually packaged in a protective case
Investment with rarity value
The limitation to only 100 pieces makes this coin an extraordinary investment. While regular Krugerrand coins are minted in the millions, this special edition is an absolute exception. Experienced collectors know: the lower the mintage, the higher the potential for future value appreciation.
The Krugerrand itself has an impressive success story. Named after Paul Kruger and the Rand - South Africa's currency since 1961 - it became the best-selling gold bullion coin in the world. The characteristic reddish-golden color results from the proven alloy of 916.67/1,000 gold and a copper content that makes the coin particularly resistant.
Technical perfection in detail
- Diameter: Compact 22.00 mm for perfect handling
- Fine weight: Exactly 7.78 g of pure gold
- Gross weight: 8.48 g including copper alloy
- Fineness: 916.67/1,000 - the gold standard of the Krugerrand
- Packaging: High-quality case for optimal protection
The South African Mint, one of the most renowned mints in the world, guarantees the highest quality standards. Since its first issue in 1967, the name Krugerrand has stood for trust, consistency, and value preservation. This special edition with the Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark continues this tradition at the highest level.
A piece of history for your collection
Gold has fascinated mankind for over 6,000 years. It is the oldest currency in the world and has withstood every economic storm. This extremely rare collector's coin combines this timeless fascination with modern minting craftsmanship and historical significance.
Secure one of the few available examples of this extraordinary coin now. With a mintage of only 100 pieces worldwide, it is only a matter of time before this rarity is sold out. A unique opportunity for passionate collectors and far-sighted investors alike.
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