Information about legend: Afrika-Dzonga [year] Ningizimu Afrika
Afrika-Dzonga [year] Ningizimu Afrika (2004 - )
| Legend | Afrika-Dzonga [year] Ningizimu Afrika |
|---|---|
| Translation | South Africa |
Given that South Africa has eleven official languages, the South African Reserve Bank has established a system of rotation, whereby the inscriptions on the coinage of the country alternate between one (on smaller-size coins) or two (on larger coins) of these every year. Afrika-Dzonga is in Tsonga (Xitsonga), and Ningizimu Afrika is in Swazi (siSwati). | |
Afrika-Dzonga [year] Ningizimu Afrika - Example/s on coins
Bilingual legend on R1 coin The bilingual legend can be seen here on a small R1 (one Rand) coin. |
Afrika-Dzonga [year] Ningizimu Afrika - South Africa - (8) Coins
| Coin Name | Reverse | Obverse | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Five Rand 2004 |  |
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Material: Bimetallic Mint: South African Mint Mintage: 31,103,178 |
| Two Rand 2006 |  |
Material: Nickel-plated copper Mint: South African Mint Mintage: 5,041,637 |
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| One Rand 2008 |  |
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Material: Nickel-plated copper Mint: South African Mint Mintage: 92,161,563 |
| Fifty Cents 2012 |  |
Material: Bronze-plated Steel Mint: South African Mint Mintage: unknown |
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| Five Rand 2016 |  |
Material: Bimetallic Mint: South African Mint Mintage: unknown |
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| Two Rand 2018 | |
Material: Nickel-plated copper Mint: South African Mint Mintage: unknown |
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| One Rand 2020 |  |
Material: Nickel-plated copper Mint: South African Mint Mintage: unknown |
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| Fifty Cents 2022 | |
Material: Bronze-plated Steel Mint: South African Mint Mintage: unknown |
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Legend: Details
| Year From | 2004 |
|---|---|
| Year To | |
| Country | South Africa |
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