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As a native of the mountainous regions of central China, the Panda Bear is universally loved. Their herbivorous, non-threatening nature, unique look, and playfulness all contribute to the perception of an extremely amiable, easy-going, and fun creature. It is no wonder that the Panda has been a feature of China's bullion productions since its initial conception in 1982. Since then, the Panda has gone on to be globally recognized as an established, trustworthy, and highly liquid investment. With a dynamic and ever-changing reverse design since its initial release, the Panda is a collector item as much as it is an investment!
COIN HIGHLIGHTS
- Ships individually in plastic flip sleeve
- Consisting of 30 grams of 999 Fine Silver
- Obverse: Features the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests, located in the Chinese Temple of Heaven, surrounded by the temple's name in Chinese characters and its year of issue
- Reverse: Features the depiction of a panda mom holding a panda cub in her arms against a mountainous background, the legal tender value of the coin along with metal weight and purity
- This coin has been available annually with a new design since 1989, except in 2002, which reused the 2001 design
The reverse design, which has a fresh face with every year’s release, is an endearing portrayal of a mother Panda lovingly embracing her young. Also on the reverse is the coin’s denominational value of 10 Chinese Yuan, as well as its purity and weight, which is now shown in metrics to cater to the international market.
The obverse feature is a familiar sight to collectors of the range, as it’s been the same since 1982; a meticulous etching of the ‘Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests’ in Beijing, located at the ‘Temple of Heaven.’ Included on the obverse is the legend of ‘the People’s Republic of China,’ displayed in the native script, as well as the coin’s year of release, 2019.
Although the Chinese Panda series has been minted since 1982, the silver range only came into production the following year, in 1983 and also skipped a release in 1986. The giant panda is widely regarded to be one of China’s national treasures, take your piece of the treasure home and diversify your portfolio with a 30 g 2019 Chinese Panda Silver coin today.
ABOUT THE CHINESE MINT
Established in Shanghai in 1920 and operated by the People’s Bank of China, the Central Mint of China has become one of the world’s most popular silver and gold bullion coin producers. The Chinese mint is well-known for its high purity standards for precious metals, anti-counterfeiting properties, and innovative numismatic techniques. The Central Mint of China is recognized for its annual release of the prestigious Panda series, which features the playful Chinese animals in unique situations.
Each coin is beautifully displayed in a clear plastic capsule.
| 5416 | |
| 2019 | |
| Brilliant Uncirculated | |
| 999 | |
| China | |
| Shenzhen Guobao Mint | |
| CNY 10 | |
| 1983 | |
| The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests (The Temple of Heaven), Beijing with the words "People's Republic of China 2019" in Chinese | |
| A Panda bear embracing her young. |
| 30 grams | |
| 40.0 | |
| 2.85 |
As a native of the mountainous regions of central China, the Panda Bear is universally loved. Their herbivorous, non-threatening nature, unique look, and playfulness all contribute to the perception of an extremely amiable, easy-going, and fun creature. It is no wonder that the Panda has been a feature of China's bullion productions since its initial conception in 1982. Since then, the Panda has gone on to be globally recognized as an established, trustworthy, and highly liquid investment. With a dynamic and ever-changing reverse design since its initial release, the Panda is a collector item as much as it is an investment!
COIN HIGHLIGHTS
*Ships individually in plastic flip sleeve
*Consisting of 30 grams of 999 Fine Silver
*Obverse: Features the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests, located in the Chinese Temple of Heaven, surrounded by the temple's name in Chinese characters and its year of issue
*Reverse: Features the depiction of a panda mom holding a panda cub in her arms against a mountainous background, the legal tender value of the coin along with metal weight and purity
*This coin has been available annually with a new design since 1989, except in 2002, which reused the 2001 design
The reverse design, which has a fresh face with every year’s release, is an endearing portrayal of a mother Panda lovingly embracing her young.
Also on the reverse is the coin’s denominational value of 10 Chinese Yuan, as well as its purity and weight, which is now shown in metrics to cater to the international market.
The obverse feature is a familiar sight to collectors of the range, as it’s been the same since 1982; a meticulous etching of the ‘Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests’ in Beijing, located at the ‘Temple of Heaven.’
Included on the obverse is the legend of ‘the People’s Republic of China,’ displayed in the native script, as well as the coin’s year of release, 2019.
Although the Chinese Panda series has been minted since 1982, the silver range only came into production the following year, in 1983 and also skipped a release in 1986.
The giant panda is widely regarded to be one of China’s national treasures, take your piece of the treasure home and diversify your portfolio with a 30 g 2019 Chinese Panda Silver coin today.
ABOUT THE CHINESE MINT
Established in Shanghai in 1920 and operated by the People’s Bank of China, the Central Mint of China has become one of the world’s most popular silver and gold bullion coin producers. The Chinese mint is well-known for its high purity standards for precious metals, anti-counterfeiting properties, and innovative numismatic techniques. The Central Mint of China is recognized for its annual release of the prestigious Panda series, which features the playful Chinese animals in unique situations.