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Krugerrand 5 Gold Coins Fractional Set Kaiser Wilhelm II. Privy Mark 2026 (Mintage: 30 | Proof)

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  • Historic Testimony: Kruger meets the Kaiser
  • Numbered: each set a one-of-a-kind
  • Since 1967: tradition from South Africa
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Kaiser Wilhelm II · Struck in 2026

A few millimetres of historyA sign for the year 1896

Set of 5 gold Krugerrands 2026 with Privy Mark, case with 5 coins

Beside the springbok, every coin in this set 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

The sign of this set

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 term

What a Privy Mark is

A Privy Mark usually recalls a special occasion or an anniversary.

The name comes from the Old French privé. In the past, such marks served to tell apart coins from different periods or from different mint masters, and also as a safeguard against counterfeiting. Today mints place them mainly on commemorative and collector issues.

The name comes from the Old French privé. Today mints place them mainly on commemorative and collector issues.

In 2017, for the 50th anniversary, all collector issues of the Krugerrand bore a Privy Mark with a large 50. In 2024 the South African Mint released an issue whose mark shows the coining press “Oom Paul” and the year 1892, when the first coins were struck on it.

The same coin

A Krugerrand in every respect

The sign is added, the coins stay the same.

Like every gold Krugerrand, the coins are legal tender in South Africa, without a face value struck on them.

The coins are struck in proof: the field shines like a mirror, design and lettering stand matt on it. The mintage, that is the number of sets struck, is 30. The set comes in a case with a certificate of authenticity.

Set of 5 gold Krugerrands 2026 with Privy Mark, the largest coin, springbok side
Springbok side of the largest coin, with the sign
Set of 5 gold Krugerrands 2026 with Privy Mark, portrait side of a coin from the set
Portrait side: SUID-AFRIKA ◆ SOUTH AFRICA

The row

The row of signs

Each loupe shows the sign on a silver ounce, all at the same scale.

  1. Privy Mark with a bust between 18 and 25 on a silver ounce1825Paul Kruger is born on 10 October.
  2. Privy Mark with a head between 18 and 74 on a silver ounce1874The Burgers Pond, the first gold coin of the South African Republic.
  3. Privy Mark with a head between 18 and 96 on a silver ounce1896Kaiser Wilhelm II telegraphs Paul Kruger on 3 January.This set
  4. Privy Mark with V and MCMXLV on a silver ounce1945The sign shows the year in Roman numerals.
  5. Privy Mark with Table Mountain above CAPE TOWN COIN FAIR on a silver ounce2023 and 2025Table Mountain for the coin fair in Cape Town.
  6. Privy Mark with a cityscape above JOHANNESBURG COIN FAIR on a silver ounce2024A cityscape for the coin fair in Johannesburg.
  7. Privy Mark with a cityscape above DURBAN COIN FAIR on a silver ounce2025A 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
Total gross weight
31.22 g
Total fine weight
28.6 g
Year of striking
2026
Mintage
30 sets
Finish
Proof
Coins in the set
5
Contents
1/2, 1/4, 1/10, 1/20 and 1/50 ounce
Packaging
Case and certificate

Total gross weight: the weight of all coins in the set. Total fine weight: the pure gold in them. Fineness: its share in thousandths. Mintage: how many sets were struck. Proof: striking with a mirror-like field and a matt design.

All details from our product data and the coins.

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.

The springbok stays, the sign tells the story.

All gold Krugerrands

Exclusive Krugerrand Fractional Set with Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark – Only 30 Pieces Worldwide!

  • Strictly limited: Tiny mintage of just 30 sets worldwide

  • Highest minting quality: Brilliant Proof (PP)

  • Growth potential: Enormous value appreciation potential due to extreme rarity

  • Special feature: World's most popular gold bullion coin with exclusive Privy Mark

  • Investment goal: Extraordinary collector's coin with outstanding rarity

  • Design: Paul Kruger on the obverse, majestic springbok on the reverse, additionally featuring the Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark

  • Material/Fineness: 5 coins made of pure gold with 916.67/1000 fineness

  • Manufacturer: Renowned South African Mint

  • Country of origin: South Africa

Experience numismatic history in its purest form! This extraordinary Krugerrand Fractional Set combines the legendary tradition of the world's most popular gold coins with a breathtaking limitation of just 30 pieces worldwide. A true treasure for discerning collectors!

The crowning glory of any collection – Kaiser Wilhelm II meets Paul Kruger

What makes this set such a rarity? It is the ingenious combination of two historical personalities: The Gold Krugerrand, named after Paul Kruger, the visionary president of the South African Republic, gains an additional historical dimension through the exclusive Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark. This fusion of German and South African history makes each of the only 30 sets a unique testimony to history.

"The combination of the world's most popular gold coin and such a strict limitation creates a collector's item of extraordinary significance."

Five sizes – A perfect ensemble

The set includes all classic Krugerrand denominations in flawless Proof quality:

  1. 1/2 ounce – The golden middle

  2. 1/4 ounce – The popular classic

  3. 1/10 ounce – The handy size

  4. 1/20 ounce – The small work of art

  5. 1/50 ounce – The smallest masterpiece

With a total weight of 28.62 grams of pure gold, this set is presented in an elegant case that perfectly underscores the exclusivity of this collector's coin.

Why this set is a numismatic highlight

With this set, the South African Mint has set new standards. While regular Krugerrand coins are minted in millions, only 30 pieces of this special set with the Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark exist worldwide. This extreme scarcity, combined with the highest minting quality Proof, creates a value appreciation potential that is second to none.

The characteristic reddish-golden hue of the Krugerrand results from the proven alloy of 916.67/1000 gold and a small copper content. This composition not only makes the coins more durable but also gives them their distinctive appearance. Each individual coin in the set displays the iconic springbok design in breathtaking detail – a masterpiece of South African minting craftsmanship.

An investment in rarity and history

Collectors worldwide have treasured the Krugerrand as the gold coin par excellence since 1967. Yet this set stands out dramatically from the crowd. The mintage of only 30 pieces makes it one of the rarest Krugerrand sets ever. Consider this: with collectors from around the world seeking this exclusive set, only 30 pieces are available!

  • Perfect symbiosis of tradition and exclusivity
  • Historical connection between Germany and South Africa
  • Each set a numbered one-of-a-kind piece
  • Highest minting quality guarantees flawless surfaces
  • Complete range of sizes united in one set

Who is this set for?

This extraordinary Fractional Set is aimed at true connoisseurs and passionate collectors seeking something special. It is intended for those who understand that true rarities do not come along every day. With its very low mintage and the unique combination of Krugerrand tradition and the Kaiser Wilhelm II Privy Mark, this set will undoubtedly become one of the most sought-after collector's items in the years to come.

Secure one of the few available pieces of this numismatic sensation now. With such a limited edition, swift action is essential – because once the 30 sets are sold out, there will be no more. A piece of history that must not be missing from your collection!

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