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Our educational library covers all aspects of Krugerrand investing including: understanding premiums, coin comparisons (Krugerrand vs Eagle vs Maple Leaf), storage options, the 22-karat alloy advantage, IRA eligibility, market dynamics, bid-ask spreads, authentication, and portfolio allocation strategies.

Both are excellent 22-karat gold coins. The Krugerrand (1967) predates the Eagle (1986) and has higher production volumes, often resulting in lower premiums. Both contain 1 oz of gold, use similar copper alloys for durability, and are IRA-eligible. The Eagle has a U.S. face value while the Krugerrand does not.

No coin is universally better; each serves different investor needs. The Krugerrand is ideal for investors prioritizing liquidity, lower premiums, and proven track record. The Maple Leaf offers higher purity (.9999). The Eagle provides U.S. legal tender status. Choose based on your priorities.

For first-time Krugerrand buyers: purchase from reputable dealers, verify the dealer's credentials, compare premiums across multiple sources, ensure full documentation, and plan your storage solution before purchasing. The Krugerrand's global recognition means authentication is straightforward with established dealers.