Chinese Gold Panda 1 Ounce 1992

Ever since the first release of the Chinese Gold Panda in 1982, popularity has taken off and the Chinese Gold Panda series have become one of the most loved bullion collections to be minted. Among the popular following are mature coin collectors and experienced investors, who understand what a treasure and investment this series is. It's also not hard to deny this magnificent series when comparing its competitive packaging with other bullion collections.

Adult pandas do not normally climb trees but in an effort to protect itself from harm's way, panda cubs will climb trees as its mother finishes her meal. The panda pictured is also surrounded by realistically detailed leaves and branches.

Coin Highlights
-One ounce of .999 pure gold
-Brilliant uncirculated condition with proof-like features
-Either packaged in original pouch or plastic coin envelope
-Obverse: Contains a remarkable portrayal of the world famous, Temple of Heaven. Being on one of the first stops among tourists, this incredibly old building possesses tons of history representative of each emperor. The temple was built in 1409 and has seen its share of change of powers, wars, and inhabitants. This temple can be visited among Beijing's modern day busy streets. The obverse also bears the inscription, "The People's Republic of China," and the coin's year of mintage.
-Reverse: A panda cub is desperately wrapped around a small branch, while trying to reach the tree's fruit. Also bears the coin's purity, denomination, and weight for further authentication.

• Denomination: N/A
• Year: 1992
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