1oz Chinese Silver Panda Coin (Random Years)

Description

The 1 oz Chinese Silver Panda Coin is a beloved collectible and investment option for silver enthusiasts. Issued by the China Mint, this series features captivating annual designs showcasing the giant panda, China’s national treasure. This specific product focuses on coins minted between 1983 and 2015.

Key Features:

• 1 troy ounce (31.103 grams) of .999 fine silver (previously issued as .900 fine silver in early years)
• Issued by the China Mint
• Legal tender in China with a face value of ?10 RMB
• Features a captivating design of a giant panda (design varies by year – 1983 to 2015)
• Available in secondary market with random years
• May or may not come encapsulated (protective plastic casing)
• Condition will vary from new to like-new

This selection of 1 oz Chinese Silver Panda Coins highlights a significant period in the series’ history. Here’s a glimpse:

• Early Proof to Standard Silver (1983-1989): While not included in this product range, it’s important to note that the Silver Panda series began in 1983 with limited edition proof coins. Standard bullion production using .925 fine silver began in 1987.
• The Shift to .999 Fine Silver (1989): A significant change occurred in 1989 when the China Mint transitioned to using .999 fine silver, the standard purity for most modern silver bullion coins.
• A Range of Designs: This product range offers a chance to acquire coins featuring various panda designs from 1989 to 2015, showcasing the artistic evolution of the series.

About the China Mint

The China Mint’s origins can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Over the centuries, it has undergone various transformations, but its core mission of producing high-quality coins and precious metal products has remained constant. Today, it operates under the supervision of the People’s Bank of China.

The China Mint is committed to staying at the forefront of minting technology. They incorporate advanced security features into their coins, such as microprinting and special surface textures, to combat counterfeiting.

While their headquarters are in Beijing, the China Mint’s influence extends worldwide. Their gold and silver bullion coins are traded internationally, and their reputation for quality is recognised by collectors and investors alike.