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FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE The South African Mint is commemorating 25 years of constitutional democracy with a new range of coins initiated by the Born Free generation. Ever since the establishment of a mint in Pretoria in 1890, and the commencement of domestic coin production in 1892, the South African Mint – a wholly owned subsidiary of the South African Reserve Bank – has done the country proud. It steadfastly honours an important legacy role, creating timeless value through the craftsmanship of collectable gold coins that have become highly sought-after commemorative pieces and sound investments worldwide. The SA25 collectable coin programme is a sterling example. <strong>2019</strong> marks South Africa’s 25th anniversary as a democracy and the SA25 programme reinvigorated national pride by involving everyday South Africans in the development of the coin themes and designs. The idea was to develop coins in a manner that mirrors the concept of democracy: ‘for the people, by the people’, reflecting what everyday South Africans regard as significant or most notable about our democracy. The South African Mint embarked on the mammoth task of consulting members of the public for their views and ideas, and in the year leading up to the 25th anniversary, young South Africans born from 1994 onwards – known as ‘Born Frees’ – were consulted on their perceptions of democracy and freedom. Born in a free and democratic South Africa, the group provided an interesting view as they are regarded as untainted by the traumas of the past. Some of the dominant themes they identified as being synonymous with a free and democratic South Africa, are the constitution, the right to vote, and freedom of choice and expression. Symbols and images used to express these themes included South Africa’s green ID book, minibus taxis and multicoloured hands (representative of diversity/diverse races). Following the identification of themes, a handful of South African artists were selected to interpret these concepts into designs that would be used on the coins. Six artists were chosen from a list of 27 young South African artists who came from different disciplines and backgrounds. The group included painters, illustrators, sculptors and even a tattoo artist; some well known, others lesser known, but all extremely talented and highly rated by critics and peers alike. The outcome of the project was the introduction of three new collectable coins in gold, silver and bronze, and five new R2 circulation coins, depicting five different rights from the Bill of Rights, as well as a new R5 circulation coin featuring the design of a ballot box and a long queue symbolising South Africa’s first democratic election in 1994. All the SA25 commemorative circulations coins issued by the South African Reserve Bank and the South African Mint, including the collectable range, use a common typeface originally created by Garth Walker for the Constitutional Court. The typography, as reflected on the commemorative coinage, was created in 2003/04 as a unique wayfinding system font for the Constitutional Court of South Africa. This typography is used throughout the reverses of all nine coins, paying homage to the court – a symbol of the 25-year milestone. The new commemorative circulation coins are available together with ‘regular’ circulation coins, while the three collectable coins (pure-gold R500, sterling-silver R50 and bronze R50) are available for purchase as individual coins or as part of a variety of coin sets from the South African Mint or a number of retail outlets. More details can be found at www.samint.co.za or www.sa25.co.za 136
THE SA25 COMMEMORATIVE COINS AND ARTISTS Maaike Bakker R2 circulation coin: Environmental Rights Rasty Knayles R2 circulation coin: Right to Movement and Residence Shaun Gaylard R500 collectable 1oz 24ct gold coin: Constitutional Court Neo Mahlangu R2 circulation coin: Children’s Rights R2 circulation coin: Right to Education Lady Skollie R5 circulation coin: Let us Live and Strive for Freedom R50 collectable sterling-silver coin: 25 years of constitutional democracy Peter Mammes R2 circulation coin: Freedom of Religion, Belief and Opinion R50 collectable bronze alloy coin: We the people of South Africa Garth Walker Reverse typographer: SA25 Commemorative coin range Look out for the new coins in circulation: find, collect and keep yours in a custom-made coin folder, freely available from the South African Mint in Centurion or one of the retail partners listed at https://sa25.co.za/buy.html Follow the South African Mint on Twitter (@SAMint), Facebook (@SouthAfricanMint) and Instagram (@SouthAfricanMint) 137
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CONTENTS WERF MET STYL MIMI GREYLIN
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CONTENTS THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE G
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VOORTREKKERMONUMENT 2 WINBURG. SUIL
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ContemporAry AfricAn Art: A new dAw
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In the 21st century there have been
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Two South African art galleries fea
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Mega-exhibitions that reinforce and
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Olu Oguibe wrote his own textbook,
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The finer things in life La Motte W
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EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS ELZILDA BECK
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