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The Mandela R5 coins are the fastest growing rare coins in history and each individual is trying to get a collector’s item for themselves. We all know and are aware of Madiba’s successes and humanity shared with this country. Nelson Mandela is an extraordinary person. He is very humble and quickly corrects any perceptions that he is a Saint of any sort. It seems that the general rules we apply to most human beings are not applied to Nelson Mandela. Interestingly enough, the coins related to him have also surpassed all human laws and conventions.

A couple of years ago, coin dealers began to notice something extraordinary happening in the country. They started receiving more calls from people that owned the 1994 Inauguration R5 coins, asking what they were worth. The interesting thing about this phenomenon was that South Africans en masse had collected these coins and they thought that they were worth more than their face value. It was something everyone just knew without having to be told. Nelson Mandela is a man of such powerful magnitude that he had created market forces that were driving up the values of any coins related to him.

The reason is clear. Nelson Mandela is such a greatly admired man that anything indirectly or directly related to him is more valuable than other comparable things. If any upcoming artist or individual were to paint a picture and try to sell it, there would not be too many takers. If Nelson Mandela does a painting, people will rush to buy it and will be prepared to pay a huge amount of money. His coins are a reflection of his immense achievements and his positive personality. They are already the undisputed, fastest growing rare coins on our planet.

The powerful market forces are supporting the Mandela coins are actually rare and sought after by the marketplace. Never in the history of South Africa has there been a demand for any coinage that was so young. It usually takes coins years and years to become rare and sought after. 
The difference between a rare coin and a regular coin is that regular coins will not give you high financial performance. The central law of rare coins is that the fewer there are, the rarer they are and the higher their rates of appreciation.

To market the coins, a few advertisements were placed in the press. The demand for the Mandela coins from the public was astonishing. More coins were sold than in the entire history of the South African Mint Corporation and due to the great demand, were seeing prices rise faster than with any other coins we have sold. There was also a greater international demand for these coins than with any coins we had previously offered in International markets. The coin had buyers from every corner of the globe.