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.

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.

A rare gold coin worth thousands of dollars was found in a Salvation Army kettle in Washington County. They're as much of our Christmas landscape as the Christmas tree. Salvation Army red kettles are manned by volunteers ringing a bell,

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,

A Colorado red kettle tradition continued this past holiday season with the donation of a rare gold coin worth more than $2,700. 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.