Nice, if it's in top condition, typically up to R20 in value. Keep on collecting.

Hi there. Interesting. You have to look very carefully. If the 1965 R1 coin is Afrikaans, i.e. "Suid Afrika" and in good condition (like to coin in this video), you're looking at R15,000 plus. If it's English, i.e. "South Africa", it's worth around R200-R600, depending on condition. For the 50c, the opposite applies. If the wording is in Afrikaans, then a few rands. If it's in English, then the price would be upwards of R20,000+ Quality will play a huge role here. If the 50c is uncirculated and in English, I think R100k easily. Best places remain the FB groups like the one in this video. You'll get a fair price. The people are also quite nice.

@@penniesshillings thank you for getting back to me. I appreciate it. I've Been trying to sell them for a long time...and there are guys out there that are scams. The R1 is in English and it was Circulated. And in good condition. The 50c is a Suid Afrika Version. Can I get the group information on Facebook. I like to try my hand there, in auctioning it.

@@elijahnaicker2275 I assume you are from South Africa? ...the group is called "SOUTH AFRICAN COIN COLLECTORS GROUP (SACCG)"

@@penniesshillings Yss I am from South Africa, KZN. I'll try out the group later today. Thanks again.

I have 1 rand 1965

Bid or Buy or Facebook.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/br6AdtVkr9uvg4U.html

Well, if the coin you are cleaning is close to "face-value", then cleaning it would have no/little impact. If it is a truly rare coin, I would not recommend you clean it. The only exception to that rule is PVC. That stuff needs be removed asap.

Which denomination?

@@penniesshillings I have. a Rand coin

Please look under about for my email address and send a photograph. If it really is a 1965 Afr R1 coin it's worth quite a bit depending on quality.

Very nice! The short set? (i.e. without the gold coins)

@@penniesshillings no took the long one with gold coins Will now have get them graded Do you think I have to grade in the US or will SANGS do?

@@reprimand33 congratulations on an awesome set! Getting them graded? That's a really tough call. Grading has becomes very expensive. NGC for example it works out around R500-R700 per coin. Ouch! SANGS's is still working on their reputation imho. For the proof sets, I personally prefer them ungraded in their box as they were originally intended. The grading cost does not warrant the increase in value.

@@penniesshillings the only issue is that on the reverse it seem frosted or losing it shininess I want to preserve it mostly But I agree with you

Facebook groups is your best bet. Don't look to make a quick buck. The vast majority of coins are worth just a few rands.

Where are you located?

@@ayubinvestment3297 I am in Johannesburg, South Africa. Why do you ask? I am not a commercial buyer/seller. I only buy coins as I extend my own collection.

@@ayubinvestment3297 I am from namibia place swakopmund

@@ayubinvestment3297 I am from Namibia living in town called swakopmund boss.