South African Gold Krugerrands · Youngtown, AZ · (623) 974-3772
Sell Gold Krugerrands
in Arizona — Competitive Spot Prices
The Krugerrand was the world's first modern gold bullion coin and remains one of the most widely traded. YML Refinery buys 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz Krugerrands at spot-based prices — same as we pay for Gold Eagles. Walk in any day Monday–Saturday.
Krugerrand Background
South Africa introduced the Krugerrand in 1967 as the first coin specifically designed for gold investment by the general public. Named after Paul Kruger (19th century Boer president) and "rand" (South African currency), it popularized the concept of government-issued gold bullion coins worldwide — prompting the U.S. to create the Gold Eagle in 1986.
The 1 oz Krugerrand contains exactly 1 troy oz of fine gold in a 22-karat (91.67%) alloy. The remaining 8.33% is copper, which gives the coin its distinctive warm orange-gold color. Fractional sizes (1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz) were introduced in 1980.
Krugerrand vs. Other Gold Coins
For selling purposes, Krugerrands trade at essentially the same price as Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, Austrian Philharmonics, and other 1 oz gold bullion coins — because they all contain 1 troy oz of gold. The brand doesn't matter when the metal content is identical.
One minor difference: Maple Leafs are .9999 fine gold (24 karat) vs. Krugerrands' .9167 (22 karat). But the Krugerrand is slightly heavier to compensate, so the gold content is still exactly 1 troy oz. The payout is the same.
Selling Krugerrands in Arizona
Krugerrands are among the most liquid gold coins in the world — any reputable gold buyer will buy them immediately at competitive prices. YML Refinery sees Krugerrands regularly and always has a current price ready.
We serve Krugerrand sellers from Phoenix, Scottsdale, Peoria, Surprise, and across the valley at 11115 Grand Ave #4, Youngtown. Open Monday–Saturday, 9am–5pm. No appointment needed. Cash paid same day.
Frequently Asked Questions
A 1 oz Krugerrand contains exactly 1 troy oz of gold in a 22-karat (91.67%) alloy. At $3,200/oz spot, a 1 oz Krugerrand is worth approximately $3,100–$3,200 from a reputable buyer. The exact offer depends on current live spot price at the time of your visit. Call (623) 974-3772 for a real-time quote.
Yes. Both coins contain exactly 1 troy oz of gold (22 karat, same alloy composition). The Krugerrand and Gold Eagle trade at the same spot-based price from a precious metals buyer. The difference in face value ($50 for Eagles vs. no face value for Krugerrands) is irrelevant — both are priced by their gold content.
Yes. Krugerrands have been minted since 1967. All years trade at bullion prices — there are no major key dates with significant numismatic premiums in standard circulation strikes. The 1967–1969 early issues are sometimes sought by collectors but typically trade at bullion prices. Proof Krugerrands in original packaging may carry a modest premium.
Scratches and wear do not affect a Krugerrand's gold content. We pay full spot-based value on any Krugerrand regardless of surface condition. The coin's gold content is what it is — abrasion does not change the amount of gold inside.
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11115 Grand Ave #4, Youngtown, AZ 85363 · Mon–Sat 9am–5pm · No appointment needed
Call (623) 974-3772