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Certified Chinese Panda One Ounce 1992 Small Date MS65 NGC
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This 1992 China Silver Panda 10 Yuan coin, certified MS65 by NGC, represents an early and highly collectible issue within the renowned Chinese Panda series. Notably, this example features the desirable “Small Date” variety, a recognized subtype among collectors that distinguishes itself through subtle differences in the date size and positioning. As part of the early 1990s Panda releases, this coin carries increased numismatic interest due to comparatively lower mintages and growing global demand for classic Panda designs.
The obverse (primary design) displays the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, a consistent motif across the Panda series. The design is surrounded by the inscription “People’s Republic of China” in Chinese characters, with the year “1992” positioned below. The architectural detail is sharply rendered, standing in contrast against lightly reflective fields that highlight the coin’s original mint luster.
The reverse features a single panda perched among bamboo branches, captured in a natural and expressive pose that reflects the series’ tradition of annually changing panda imagery. Above and to the right appears the denomination “10 Yuan,” along with the weight and purity inscription “.999 Ag 1 oz.” The design balances intricate detail with open fields, emphasizing both artistry and the intrinsic value of the silver content.
Graded MS65, this coin exhibits strong eye appeal with moderate marks consistent with its assigned grade, making it an attractive and more accessible option for collectors seeking early-date Silver Pandas without the premium of higher mint-state grades. The Small Date variety further enhances its collectibility, offering a subtle but meaningful distinction within the 1992 issue. This piece stands as a solid representation of the Panda series’ legacy and its continued prominence in modern numismatics







