These UNC (uncirculated), 2011 commemorative R5 coins in celebration of the 90th Anniversary of the South African Reserve Bank was in the original 400 coin bag used by the S.A. Mint (the Mint don’t use smaller bags, the Banks pack them into sealed bags of 20 coins), I did took them out of the sealed bag and put each one into it’s own Zip-Lock bag

The front of the coin contains South Africa's Coat of Arms,

while the back depicts a theme comprising the motif of St George and the dragon which was used on British gold sovereigns and crowns from 1817 until now.

The coin also reflects the theme of the R5 coin, which celebrated former President Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday.
Also, the Natura coin reflecting the black rhinoceros is included to highlight the plight of rhino at the hands of poachers,

as well as the 20 cent coin reflecting the king protea, which is one of the country's national symbols.

It also depicts the farthing, in use from 1923 to 1960, which depicts two sparrows on a mimosa branch.

The coin also sports the third Governor, Dr M H de Kock, who was in office from 1 July 1945 to 30 June 1962.