Chinese Gold Panda 1 Ounce 2002

It is hard to argue that pandas are one of the most loved animals in the world. Whether you have seen them in their natural habitat, at the zoo, or through other mediums, pandas get a lot of attention worldwide. It is not surprising the panda is the representative chosen to be China's national animal. It also is no wonder that their precious portraits would be pictured on a bullion coin series. If you love the panda or just love the incredible bullion collection, the Chinese Panda series is a home run when it comes to investing silver. The Chinese Gold Panda 1 Ounce 2002 is in BU condition and is sealed in a capsule. It is also guaranteed, by Panda America, the gold coin bears the weight of 1 ounce of fine gold. To top it all off, each coin is finished with a pristine and "freshly struck" lacquer that is considered a flawless brilliant uncirculated.

The panda roaming on the Chinese Gold Panda 1 Ounce 2002 is among a sea of bamboo shoots. Since pandas can eat bamboo up to 16 hours a day, bamboo is very important to the species and is always included in the reverse design. For a coin to actually be called a coin, it needs to possess an actual legal tender value. When beginning the investment journey of collecting bullion coins, lean towards what the avid collectors and investors enjoy.

Coin Highlights
-.999 fine gold
-Brilliant Uncirculated condition
-Packaged in coin capsule
-Obverse: The obverse design holds true to a realistic portrayal of the Temple of Heaven, a structure containing several religious buildings and is located in the heart of Beijing.
-Reverse: A panda is pictured roaming among bamboo. The coin's purity and authenticity is also written on this side of the coin.

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• Year: 2002
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