Chinese Gold Panda Quarter Ounce 1988

Looking for a solid coin collection but don't want to own coins with the same design? The Chinese Gold Panda series might be the right fit for you! Every year, the same series produces a one ounce bullion coin but with a different reverse design. Each design features China's national animal, the panda bear, but in different scenarios that depict their natural habitat. The proof-like finish of the Chinese Gold Panda series might fool you but the flawless sheen is actually considered brilliant uncirculated.

It's obvious by their appearance that pandas do not seek out prey or are they very involved in the circle of life. Their lives usually revolve around raising young and eating as much bamboo as possible. In fact, one panda is known to spend its day eating bamboo for 16 hours!

Coin Highlights
-1/4 oz of .999 pure gold
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Packaged in original plastic pouch
-Obverse: Displays an important symbol of China's religious history. The Temple of Heaven is a compilation of religious buildings that were built in 1406 and have since become a tourist park. This gorgeous temple is located in the heart of busy Beijing and can be accessed by anyone. The coin's date of mintage, written in a larger font and other Chinese symbols are written on this side of the coin as well.
-Reverse: A solitary panda is simply enjoying a meal of bamboo, while balancing on a rock and basking in the warm sun. Also inscribed is the coin's purity and weight for authentication purposes.

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• Year: 1988
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