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The Chinese Silver Panda coin series debuted in 1983 with a proof quality coin, and after a suspension in 1986 it resumed in 1987 with proof and bullion coins. Today, the coin is a popular annual release that is made more popular by the use of rotating annual designs of the giant panda, and animal species intimately linked with the People’s Republic of China. Today, 2018 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coins are available to you online from Bullion Metals.

Arrives in an individual capsule, plastic holders of 15 coins, or Monster Boxes of 450 coins.35thanniversary release of the Chinese Silver Panda coin!Contains 30 Grams (.9645 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver in BU condition.Face value of 10 (Yuan) is fully backed by the People’s Republic of China.Obverse includes the image of the panda bear as altered for 2018.Reverse features the common Temple of Heaven design.

Arrives in an individual capsule, plastic holders of 15 coins, or Monster Boxes of 450 coins.

35thanniversary release of the Chinese Silver Panda coin!

Contains 30 Grams (.9645 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver in BU condition.

Face value of 10 (Yuan) is fully backed by the People’s Republic of China.

Obverse includes the image of the panda bear as altered for 2018.

Reverse features the common Temple of Heaven design.

2018 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda coins are a great investment opportunity, and the coins are available for purchase as either individual coins or bulk purchases. For all multiples of 15, up to 450, the coins ship in plastic holders containing 15 coins. For the Monster Box of 450 coins, you receive 30 holders containing 15 coins each.

All 2018 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda coins are available to you in this listing in BU condition. Coins in this condition have no signs of wear and tear, though you may notice minor flaws. These flaws are limited to breaks in the luster, spotted surfaces, and contact marks resulting from the production process.

The 2018 release of the Chinese Silver Panda coin is the third year in which the Chinese Mint issued the coins in their new Gram weight measurements. The Chinese Silver Panda was the first major coin program, and to date only, to move away from Troy oz as the official measurement of weight marked on the coins.

On the obverse of all Chinese Silver Panda coins is a new image of the giant panda each year. This bear species, often referred to simply as the panda, is located in the south-central reaches of China. Though it is considered a carnivore, the panda’s diet consists largely of bamboo, with up to 99% of its diet focusing on bamboo.

The reverse of all 2018 30 Gram Chinese Silver Pandas features the Temple of Heaven. The centerpiece of a religious compound in south-central Beijing, the Temple has for centuries been a religious and social gathering place.

The Chinese Mint is the production facility of all Chinese Silver Panda coins. While its primary facility is the Shanghai Mint, the coins have no mint marks and could also be produced at Shenyang or Shenzhen.