1991 Chinese Silver Panda 1 oz - Large Date

Looking for a solid coin collection but don't want to own coins with the same design? The Chinese Silver Panda series might be the right fit for you! Every year, the same series produces a one ounce bullion coin but with a different reverse design. Each design features China's national animal, the panda bear, but in different scenarios that depict their natural habitat. Your 1991 Chinese Silver Panda coin weighs one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and is perfectly encapsulated by an airtight container. The proof-like finish of your coin might fool you but the flawless sheen is actually considered brilliant uncirculated. Roughly just 100,000 1991 Chinese Silver Pandas were minted, making them a necessary commodity for any self-respecting collection.

The 1991 reverse design reveals a lone panda, enjoying a bamboo snack with its feet creating ripples in a pond. The panda sits on a lush and grassy patch, soaking up the cool water and a delicious meal. For a coin to be considered a coin, it must carry a legal tender value. The one ounce panda's value is considered to be 10 yuan, which is also stated on the reverse. The coin's purity and weight are also inscribed on this side as well. The obverse depicts a remarkably designed building that is the historic Temple of Heaven. This temple has been standing since 1409 and has seen many emperors and wars. "The People's Republic of China," and the year of mintage are both written around the temple. In some of the earlier years, depending on where the coins were minted, their date of mintage font was either large or small. The Chinese Silver Panda series is the perfect collection to begin as a gift or to pride your own collection on.

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• Year: 1991
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