China Panda Silver Coins for Sale

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The China Panda silver coin is minted by the People's Republic of China. The actual mint where the coins are produced is not listed on each coin, but many of them are produced at the Southend-on-Sea Mint. With the exception of the 2002 coins, the designs of this series change every year. It has been minted since 1983, and each design features the Chinese Panda, one of the most famous endangered species in the world. These coins are popular worldwide as both collectibles and as investor coins. This coin's high value is due to increased demand, and its value often exceeds the market value of the silver ounce.

Technical data about China Silver Panda: Mint: Southend-on-Sea Mint of China; Denomination : 10 Yuan;Precious Metal: silver 999/1000; Weight: 31.1 grams;Diameter: 40 mm; Thickness: 2.98 mm

Front Motif: The front of this coin features a depiction of the Temple of Heaven.. Chinese characters appear at the top indicating the country of origin, and at the bottom, the year of issue is noted using arabic numerals.

Reverse Motif: The reverse features different portraits of the Chinese Panda that change every year. The years 2001 and 2002 are the only editions that share identical designs. Each year's design always features one or more pandas. The coin's face value, fineness and weight also appear on the reverse.