Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I'm impressed with the 2018 silver Krugerrand. The coin has an attractive satin finish. The coin has a sharp strike with lots of detail. It seems the South African Mint improved their quality control. My coin lacks marks, scratches, or milk spots. I think it would grade MS70 if sent to NGC. Last year, the 2017 Krug was selling for high premiums. The reason why the 2017 Krug was so expensive is because it's a commemorative coin. In contrast, my 2018 Krug is a bullion coin. Thus, the 2018 Krug is much cheaper than the 2017 Krug.
I'm impressed with the 2018 silver Krugerrand. The coin has an attractive satin finish. The coin has a sharp strike with lots of detail. It seems the South African Mint improved their quality control. My coin lacks marks, scratches, or milk spots. I think it would grade MS70 if sent to NGC. Last year, the 2017 Krug was selling for high premiums. The reason why the 2017 Krug was so expensive is because it's a commemorative coin. In contrast, my 2018 Krug is a bullion coin. Thus, the 2018 Krug is much cheaper than the 2017 Krug.
