Rare gold coin found in red kettle donations for The Salvation Army
A rare South African Krugerrand gold coin worth thousands was found amid the spare change donated to a Salvation Army red kettle in Colorado.
South African gold coin dropped in The Salvation Army's red kettle
For the 26th year in a row, a South African gold coin worth thousands was dropped in a Fort Collins red kettle over the holiday season.
Anonymous Donors Across the Country Are Dropping Valuable Coins Into the Salvation Army’s Red Kettles
Many donors search their pockets for spare change, but some generous individuals are giving away historic coins worth thousands of dollars during the charity's annual fundraising campaign
Rare gold coin donated to red kettle for The Salvation Army in Colorado
A 26-year tradition in Fort Collins continued when a South African Krugerrand gold coin worth thousands showed up in The Salvation Army's red kettle.
Gold coin worth thousands found in Salvation Army red kettle
The social service provider based in Bremerton has been gifted a rare gold coin at least one other time in recent years.
Salvation Army volunteers find rare gold coin in red bucket
It’s a familiar sight and sound during the Christmas season – volunteers ringing bells as passersby drop bills and coins into red kettles as part of the Salvation Army’s annual campaign. But on Christmas Eve,
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The Salvation Army’s red kettle drive began in San Francisco in 1891, when Captain Joseph McFee emulated a similar charity strategy he had seen in Liverpool, England. The kettle matched the campaign’s slogan: “Keep the pot boiling,” a reference to a need to feed the hungry. In 2019, more than 25,000 kettles were in operation around the U.S.
Rare Krugerrand gold coin found in Salvation Army red kettle
For the 26th year in a row, the one-ounce South African gold coin, valued at more than $2,700, was pulled from a red kettle at a King Soopers store on Dec 23.
Rare gold coin dropped in Salvation Army red kettle
The Salvation Army said this is at least the 26th year in which an anonymous donor has dropped a South African gold Krugerrand into a red kettle in Fort Collins. The tradition began in 1998. The 1-ounce coin was pulled from a red kettle at a King Soopers on Dec. 23, the organization said.
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