2001 Chinese Silver Panda 1 oz - With D

Ready to invest in one of the most prestigious silver bullion coin series? Then look no further than the Chinese Silver Panda collection that began in 1983. Ever since, experienced collectors and investors have been dazzled by the amazing craftsmanship, the excellent packaging, and the assured authenticity that comes with owning the Chinese Silver Pandas. In this series, the reverse designs change year to year, increasing the interest and anticipation of each coin. Your 2001 Chinese Silver Panda bears the inscription of .999 fine silver and comes encapsulated in an airtight capsule. Your coin is also brilliantly uncirculated, shimmering as the light hits it just right.

The reverse design showcases a lone panda but what really catches the eye is the style of the picture. Instead of a clean-cut drawing, the panda's lines are imperfect, insinuating someone drew this instead of a machine. You might also notice a "D" mintmark next to the panda. The mintmark stands for "domestic version," meaning this coin was only made in China and wasn't going to be exported. This coin's denomination is thoughtfully inscribed as 10 yuan. The obverse displays the religious building, located in the heart of Beijing, the Temple of Heaven. "The People's Republic of China," is authentically inscribed into Chinese symbols. The coin's year of mintage is also included on the obverse. Only a handful of these 2001 Chines Silver Panda with the D mintmark were produced, making them very difficult to obtain. At such an achievable rate, this novelty panda can be in your hands!