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Gold Panda2002 Chinese Gold Panda 1/10 oz24 Carat Gold |
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| China has issued coins for over two thousand years, including
gold coins. In 1982 it introduced gold bullion coins known as pandas in convenient one
ounce sizes with fractions and multiples. The premium charged on pandas by the Chinese mint
is higher than that charged for krugerrands or most other gold bullion coins. Although this
may make them slightly less attractive, it does not appear to have deterred collectors. Gold pandas were extremely successful when they were first introduced, panda mania continued for several years, peaking about 1987, since then issue quantities have dropped and many dates are not easy to find |
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Each year the reverse design of the panda is changed, which makes the panda series more interesting to collectors. The 2002 reverse depicts the picture of a Bamboo grove Panda The obverse design features The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the title of the PRC and the issuing year. |
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Specifications |
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| Composition: | 99.99 Gold |
| Gold Content: | 0.100 oz |
| Edge: | Reeded |
| Weight: | 3.11 grams |
| Size: | 17.95 mm |
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