2016 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coin (BU) Encapsulated
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Just as the economy of China rises in importance on the global stage, so too does the Chinese Silver Panda. The official silver bullion product of the Chinese Mint, these coins feature new designs every year that attract the eye of collectors around the globe. The 2016 30 Gram Chinese Silver Panda Coin is available to you now.
Coin Highlights:
- Coin enacapsulted.
- Contains 30 grams, or .9645 troy oz, of .999 pure silver.
- Face value of 10 (Yuan) is fully supported by the Chinese government.
- Bears the all-new image of a Panda for the series.
- Mintage maximum set at 8 million pieces.
Chinese silver Pandas were first introduced in 1983, and struck sporadically through 1987. From that point forward, Chinese Panda coins were issued by the government of the Peoples Republic of China on an annual basis.
Chinese Panda coins are minted each year in both gold and silver, and have featured a brand new reverse image of the native panda bear every year with the exception of 2001 and 2002. The coins in this product listing mark the 18th consecutive year of production for the Chinese Silver Panda variant.
On the reverse face of the coin is the latest panda image to feature in the series. The traditional wall of bamboo is featured in the background of the design, while a loveable panda bear is shown grasping the trunk of a fallen tree. The face value, weight, metal content, and purity of the coins are engraved on this side.
The obverse features the Temple of Heaven from central Beijing as the heart of the design. Above the design are Chinese characters that translate into English as Peoples Republic of China. Below the design is the year of issue.
The Chinese Mint is a government-run facility that coordinates with the Peoples Bank of China to produce bullion, proof, and circulation coinage for the country. Chinese Mint facilities do not issue mint marks to denote where products are struck and distributed from.