1967 Proof Krugerrand.
How much is a 1967 Proof Krugerrand worth?
| Hern's Number | K1 |
| Krause-Mishler Number | KM73 |
| Designer | CLS Coert Steynberg |
| Size Diameter | 32.61 to 32.77 mm |
| Thickness | 2.87 to.2.97 mm |
| Mintage Proof | 10000 |
| Mintage UNC/Bullion | 50000 |
| Weight | 33.9305 gm |
| Gold Weight | 31.1 gm 1 Oz |
| Gold Content | 91.667% |
| Copper Content | 0.0833 |
| Reeding | Coarse |
| Certificate of Origin | No |
| Frosted | No |
| Best Known | PR68 |
1967 was the first year Krugerrand Bullion gold coins and Proof Krugerrand gold coins were minted. It was decided to produce Proof Krugerrand gold coins as well as Bullion Krugerrand gold coins. There are many web sites that will give you information on Bullion Krugerrand so this web site has been dedicated to the Proof Krugerrand and its derivatives.
Today it is very simple to spot the difference between a Proof Krugerrand and a Bullion Krugerrand. The main differences are the fine reeding on the Proof Krugerrand. The lettering and images are frosted and the fields are mirror finished on the Proof Krugerrand.
This was not the case with the 1967 Proof Krugerrand where the reeding was the same as the bullion Krugerrand Gold coin and only the fields were mirror finished. So a polished Bullion Krugerrand gold coin could be made to look like a Proof Krugerrand.