15g Gold China Panda (Circulated | Various Years)
- Collector's design: new panda yearly
- Fine gold: 999/1,000
- Renowned mint: the China Mint
- Collector's designA panda in its nature, a new design every year
- Fine goldStruck from fine gold to the highest coin standard
- Renowned mintA testament to the long tradition of Chinese coin artistry
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China Panda, 15 g Gold
Pandas in gold,the design varies by year.
15 g Gold from various years. The image shows a coin from 2018 as an example.
Example, a coin from 2018, side with the panda, image
15 g Gold from various years. The image shows a coin from 2018 as an example.
The designs
The pandas from 2020 to 2026
The Panda has been made in gold since 1982 and in silver since 1983, and since 2016 in grams instead of ounces. The designs of 2019, 2021, 2024 and 2025 show a panda mother with her young. Here are the issues we carry.
2026By the stream, leaning together
2025The mother with two cubs
2024Mother and cub, close together
2023Two young pandas on a tree
2022Play in the snow
2021The cub climbs the tree
2020A young panda eats bamboo
Pictured are the silver coins of each year.
The panda
At home in the bamboo, high in the mountains.
Giant pandas live in a few mountain ranges in Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu, in damp, misty mountain forests with dense bamboo, at an altitude of around 1,500 to 3,000 metres.
Around 99 per cent of their food is bamboo, and a panda spends 10 to 16 hours a day finding and eating it. Its “sixth finger” helps with this: not a finger, but an enlarged bone in the wrist that grips like a thumb.
A panda cub is born pink, hairless and blind. It then weighs 85 to 142 grams and is about the size of a stick of butter. Adult pandas mostly live alone and communicate through scent marks and calls.
Circulated gold coins
Which year, and therefore which design, is delivered is not fixed in advance. The images show an example.
Gold
Silver
Proof
In colour
Gilded
Day and Night
Mixed years
One gram of gold, one kilogram of silver
Side by side, true to scale.
Gold, from 1 to 50 grams
1 g10 mm
3 g18 mm
8 g22 mm
15 g27 mm
30 g32 mm
50 g40 mm2024 design
Silver, from 30 grams to 1 kilogram
30 g40 mm
150 g70 mm
1 kg100 mm
The Temple of Heaven
On the other side stands the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests.
There the coin shows the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests in the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, with the name of the country in the ring above it and the year below.
The hall is round and has three tiers, with a conical roof. Here the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties prayed for good harvests. The complex was completed in 1420 and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998.
What the coin bears
The side with the panda bears the weight, the fineness and the face value in Yuan, as the image shows. The issuer is the People’s Bank of China, the country’s central bank.
PandaThe panda
TempleThe Hall of Prayer
Details enlarged from the image
At a glance
- Issuing country
- China
- Metal
- Gold
- Weight
- 15 g
- Fineness
- 999/1000
- Year
- Various
- Quality
- Bank quality
On one side the panda, on the other the Temple of Heaven.
Which year it will be, the delivery will show.
A Brilliant Investment: The 15g Gold China Panda Coin
Experience the fascination of gold with the 15g Gold China Panda coin. As circulated goods in bank-standard condition, this coin offers an excellent opportunity to invest in precious metals while experiencing a touch of China at the same time. Minted by the renowned China Mint, each of these coins is a testament to outstanding craftsmanship and China's long tradition of coin production.
Product Details at a Glance
- Investment goal: Bullion coin offering inflation hedge and value preservation as well as crisis protection in a convenient 15g denomination.
- Design: Annually changing panda design, reflecting China's culture and natural wealth.
- Material / Fineness: Made from 999/1,000 fine gold, the highest standard in coin minting.
- Manufacturer: Produced by the renowned mint, China Mint.
- Country of origin: China
The Charm of the Gold China Panda
The Gold China Panda is not just a coin, but a work of art that captures the natural beauty of China. The design shows a panda in its natural habitat and changes annually, making the coin especially attractive to collectors. The reverse of the coin depicts the famous Taoist shrine, the Temple of Heaven in Beijing.
The coin is delivered in a protective seal to preserve its condition and guarantee the longevity of the gold. With a diameter of 27.00 mm and a fine weight of 15.00 g, the Gold China Panda coin is a compact and portable form of crisis protection.
Gold - The Proven Investment
Gold has been a stable and proven store of value for over 6,000 years. It has never had a value of zero and protects you from loss of purchasing power. As the world's oldest currency and "God's money," gold is exempt from VAT and has been shining for millennia. It is used as a hedge against inflation and currency risks and has an intrinsic value that is recognized worldwide as currency.
Gold - A Safe Haven in Uncertain Times
Gold offers protection against political and economic crises and has a low correlation to other asset classes such as stocks and bonds. It can be used as a medium of exchange in times of currency instability and retains its physical properties over time.
The world's largest gold holders are the central banks, which at the same time means that they no longer trust their own product, fiat money.
Gold can serve as long-term retirement provision and pass wealth from generation to generation. It serves as a store of value when confidence in fiat money fluctuates or declines. The availability and supply of gold are limited, which contributes to the stability of its value.
Conclusion
The 15g Gold China Panda coin is an excellent choice for investors and collectors alike. It offers a stable-value and crisis-proof form of investment while also representing a piece of Chinese culture and craftsmanship. Secure your Gold China Panda coin today and invest in the world's oldest currency!
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