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The Chinese Silver Panda is undoubtedly one of the most popularsilver coins for salein the world today and is coveted by investors and collectors alike. The primary allure of the Chinese Silver Panda coin is the use of new designs on the obverse side each year. The Giant Panda design on the obverse changes each year and has repeated only once in the program’s history in 2001-2002. Today, 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coins are available to you from random years from Bullion Metals.

Available to you inside of protective plastic flip!Issued in 30 Gram weights since 2016!Contains 30 Grams (.9645 Troy oz) of .999 pure silver.The face value of ¥10 (Yuan) is fully backed by the People’s Republic of China.On the obverse is a design of the Giant Panda.The reverse includes the image of the Temple of Heaven complex.Please note you could receive several coins with the same design and date mark when buying multiple.Coins could be colorized or gilded.

Available to you inside of protective plastic flip!

Issued in 30 Gram weights since 2016!

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

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

On the obverse is a design of the Giant Panda.

The reverse includes the image of the Temple of Heaven complex.

Please note you could receive several coins with the same design and date mark when buying multiple.

Coins could be colorized or gilded.

Silver Panda coins from the Chinese Mint have been available regularly since 1989 in a silver bullion option. However, the Chinese Mint altered the coins in 2016 to weights measured and marked in Grams. From 1989 to 2015, Chinese Mint Silver Panda coins were struck in 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver. Since 2016, the coins have been struck with 30 Grams of .999 pure silver which is slightly less than 1 Troy oz.

All 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coins in this product listing are available to you at random. Each coin is guaranteed to come with protective packaging. Beyond that, Bullion Metals offers these coins randomly. We cannot guarantee the date mark or design on the obverse of the Chinese Silver Panda coins. Your coins are chosen at random once your payment is processed, and if you purchase multiple coins you could receive several with the same date marks and designs.

The obverse of 30 Gram Silver Panda Coins from the Chinese Mint has new designs of the Giant Panda species each year. Since the 2016 switch to Grams as the measurement of the coins, designs have included a single panda climbing along a fallen tree trunk (2016), a panda sitting and eating bamboo (2017), a close-up image of a panda’s face as it eats bamboo (2018), and a young cub being cuddled by its mom (2019).

On the reverse of 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coins, you’ll find the same design every year. The Temple of Heaven complex is located in south-central Beijing and the reverse of the Silver Panda coins has the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests depicted on it.