Chinese Gold Panda 20th Ounce 1996

You will rarely see pandas communing with other species, let alone each other. Pandas are definitely introverts of the animal kingdom, only in pairs or trios when cubs are involved.

When collecting the Chinese Gold Panda series, collectors and investors take pride in the immaculate brilliant uncirculated finish that is begging to be called proof instead. The use of the matte finish harmoniously balanced with a clearer strike causes the pandas and designs to jump out of the coin. The best part of the amazing craftsmanship of these coins is they change yearly, causing not one year to match. This allures mature collectors and investors in that are willing to bite the bait of these unique coins. The 1996 1/20th oz Chinese Gold Panda coin is .999 fine gold and reveals a flawless brilliant uncirculated finish. To top it all off, each coin is contained in a mint-sealed capsule to protect it from scratching.

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Packaged in capsule
-Obverse: Being a must-see when visiting Beijing, the famous Temple of Heaven is impeccably drawn on the obverse of the panda coins. This temple is not only important to respectful guests but it also carries much of China's history as well. The obverse bears the inscription in Chinese symbols, "The People's Republic of China," and the smaller date of mintage.
-Reverse: A mother bear is pictured eating a meal of fresh bamboo, while her small cub cleans up the bits that fall endlessly to the ground. The sweet duo sit on lush grass with other bamboo shoots surrounding them. The reverse also bears the inscription of the coin's weight, purity, and denomination.

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• Year: 1996
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