United States
Second half of the 1970s?
Round metal anti-apartheid button with a black image and text on a yellow-orange background issued as part of a campaign to stop the import of Krugerrands. In the center of the button is an outline map of the African continent. Coming out of South Africa is a black fist in front of a chain. There were campaigns against the import of the Krugerrand in the United States in the late 1970s, and importing the coins was made illegal in 1975. Protests of their sale continued in the mid-1980s. Size: 2-1/4 inches across.
VICTORY TO THE PEOPLES OF SOUTHERN AFRICA
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