South Cape Coins Launches New Online Coin Portfolio Manager and Website

South Cape Coins was established over 7 years ago and has more than 16 years’ experience in the coin industry. As one of South Africa’s premier dealers of rare South African coins, the company has always prided itself on offering complete client confidentiality; free evaluation and expert advice on client portfolios, and prompt, friendly and reliable service of the highest quality. Now, they are focused on developing this further and are pleased to present the world’s first online coin portfolio manager.

With its advanced system you can effortlessly manage and track your coin investments, follow the latest market trends and get concise up to date information and market values on every South African rare coin. You’ll also receive live feeds displaying current exchange rates and precious metal prices, access to a reliable support centre that will help you optimize your coin portfolio manager and full access to a well-documented knowledge bank of informative coin related articles. The system also provides a Coin Market which allows you to upload the coins you want to sell and buy the coins you’re interested in as well as an Auction House which gives you the opportunity to bid online in real-time. If there is a coin that you desire that isn’t currently on offer, then you can add it to your Wish List and you’ll be alerted as soon it becomes available, giving you the first option to purchase it.

All of the coins available on the South Cape Coins website are guaranteed and only graded coins are allowed to be uploaded onto the coin portfolio manager. So if you believe you have a valuable, but ungraded coin that you would like to sell, then we can grade it for you before putting it online. A graded coin will always realise much more than one that is ungraded, so it’s worth getting them evaluated.

The current South Cape Coins website is also undergoing a major facelift and web development and design company Lima Bean have been tasked with redesigning it. Presently there are two sites: the main open site and the secure site, which is where people can bid for and purchase coins.  At the moment the secure site requires visitors to register first before they can view the coin catalogue. The first phase of the website facelift looks to change this and Lima Bean will implement a coin catalogue that visitors to the site can browse without having to register first, thereby resulting in a better user experience.  

If you’re interested in buying, selling or investing in rare South African gold coins, then check out the website for more information on how you can get started. http://www.southcapecoins.co.za. Or you can call +27 44 695 4256 or email info@southcapecoins.co.za