2010 Chinese Silver Panda 1 oz

Being among one of the lower minted pandas, the 2010 Chinese Silver Panda is highly sought after by experienced coin collectors. The People's Republic of China has been among the most reputable mints in the world and their Chinese Silver Panda coin series definitely does not disappoint! The Chinese Silver Panda series is also one of the few bullion coin collections to change its reverse design yearly. This annual change not only sparks excitement every year among eager collectors but silver investors also enjoy the anticipation for their own collection. Your 2010 Chinese Silver Panda is guaranteed to be one ounce of .999 fine silver and for the coin's best interests, it is in a mint-sealed capsule. The impeccable brilliant uncirculated finish teases the eye and greatly resembles a proof coin.

Pandas are known to eat bamboo for about 16 hours a day and since bamboo is so important to the beloved panda, it has a symbolization of its own. In Chinese culture, bamboo represented prosperity and abundance so it is so wonder that bamboo is also included on every Chinese Silver Panda.

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine silver
-Brilliant Uncirculated
-Packaged in capsule
-Obverse: The iconic Temple of Heaven is beautifully designed on the obverse of the 2010 Chinese Panda coin. "The People's Republic of China," is sketched in Chinese symbols above the temple and the coin's date of mintage is below it.
-Reverse: Two pandas are pictured on the reverse of the 2010 Chinese Silver Panda coin. One silly panda is lying on its back as it delicately plays with some bamboo. The other panda looks like it is standing guard, balanced on all fours for an easy escape. Behind the hungry bears is a forest of bamboo. The coin's legal tender value, 10 yuan, is also etched above the pandas. The coin's weight and purity is also written beneath the Giant pandas.

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• Year: 2010
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