Chinese Gold Panda Quarter Ounce 2013

Pandas are often viewed in Chinese culture as spirit animals and represent good luck, peace, and gentle strength. The Giant Panda is incredibly large and strong but it's not a dominating or ferocious animal. The panda's enemies can be counted on one hand, therefore the panda is not viewed as weak in the animal kingdom. Not only is the panda strong but it also is determined when it comes to things it wants. Pandas are indigenous to China and are usually the national animal connected to the country.

It is no wonder this iconic symbol was chosen to be featured on every reverse design of the Chinese Silver Pandas coin series. Your 2013 Gold Panda is guaranteed to weigh 1/4 ounce of pure gold and to have a "newly struck" appeal since it is brilliantly uncirculated. The People's Republic of China also seals the coins into plastic pouches to protect them from the environmental threats that are common when dealing with bullion coins.

Coin Highlights
-1/4 oz of .999 pure gold
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Packaged in plastic pouch
-Obverse: The Temple of Heaven catches the attention of onlookers as it stands in the middle of the obverse. "The People's Republic of China," is inscribed in Chinese symbols above the temple and the year of mintage is included underneath it.
-Reverse: Three young pandas are drinking from a small pond, causing a light rippling effect in the water. Behind the pandas, is a tall bamboo forest with every lead and shoot in full realistic detail. The coin's denomination of 10 yuan is written in a symbol above the drinkers and the coin's purity is below the rippling pond.

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• Year: 2013
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