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The Chinese Mint celebrates the 41st anniversary of the Chinese Panda coins series. The 2023 15g Chinese Gold Panda Coin features two Panda bears playing in the snow and a special anniversary privy mark.

Why is the 15g Chinese Gold Panda popular among investors?

It contains 15 grams of .999 pure gold
Has a face value of 200 Yuan
It marks the 41st anniversary of the Panda series with a special privy mark

The 2023 15g Chinese Gold Panda coin is minted as .999 fine gold, 24 karat. The Chinese Gold Panda Coins differ from most other common gold bullion in two ways. First, the reverse design of the endangered panda bear changes annually (except for 2001 and 2002 which feature the same design) and second, each coin is minted as a limited edition. First minted in 1982, the Chinese Gold Panda Bullion Coin was greeted with great interest among collectors. This interest peaked in 1987 after which lower mint figures resulted in limited availability. The design of the Panda changes each year.

Mint	Chinese Mint
Year	2023
Country	China

Weight	15g
Purity	999
Status	Active

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2023 15g Chinese Gold Panda

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Description

The Chinese Mint celebrates the 41st anniversary of the Chinese Panda coins series. The 2023 15g Chinese Gold Panda Coin features two Panda bears playing in the snow and a special anniversary privy mark.

Why is the 15g Chinese Gold Panda popular among investors?

It contains 15 grams of .999 pure gold
Has a face value of 200 Yuan
It marks the 41st anniversary of the Panda series with a special privy mark

The 2023 15g Chinese Gold Panda coin is minted as .999 fine gold, 24 karat. The Chinese Gold Panda Coins differ from most other common gold bullion in two ways. First, the reverse design of the endangered panda bear changes annually (except for 2001 and 2002 which feature the same design) and second, each coin is minted as a limited edition. First minted in 1982, the Chinese Gold Panda Bullion Coin was greeted with great interest among collectors. This interest peaked in 1987 after which lower mint figures resulted in limited availability. The design of the Panda changes each year.