Chinese Gold Panda 20th Ounce 1997

What many collectors and investors love about the Chinese Panda coin series is simple. They are guaranteed to be premium quality, remarkably designed and struck, and they come in excellent packaging. This amazing series also has a reputation dating back to 1983 and has only grown in popularity every year. The Chinese Gold Panda 20th Ounce 1997 weighs 1/20th oz of pure gold and is intentionally packaged in a mint-sealed capsule for ultimate protection for shipment and storage. Your coin also sports a flawless, "freshly struck" patina that is standard for brilliant uncirculated gold pandas.

The panda that is showcased on the reverse design is most likely a cub, climbing a tree branch. Adult pandas usually do not climb trees but panda cubs do. When a mother panda is spending 16 hours of the day eating, she makes her cub more vulnerable since she isn't in the position to protect her young. The cub will generally tend to climb trees to stay out of the way of danger, especially the yellow-throated marten, a weasel-like animal that preys on panda cubs.

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine gold
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Packaged in capsule
-Obverse: The iconic Temple of Heaven religious building, a well-known place to tourists in Beijing, is marvelously portrayed on the obverse of the gold panda coins. "The People's Republic of China," is symbolized on Chinese symbols and the coin's date is also represented in a large font.
-Reverse: A panda cub is pictured with the coin's legal tender value, purity, and weight.

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• Year: 1997
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