Unveiled in 1982, the Chinese Gold Panda has achieved remarkable acclaim as a globally cherished gold coin. With each passing year, the Chinese Mint continues to deliver this highly sought-after series, showcasing a timeless obverse design complemented by an ever-changing depiction of the revered Giant Panda on the reverse. Recognized as an unofficial emblem of the People’s Republic of China, the Giant Panda brings both charm and reverence to these coveted annual releases. Right now, BGASC has the 1984 1 oz Chinese Gold Panda Coin available to purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives in protective plastic pouches!
• 3^rd year of offering in the 1 oz Chinese Gold Panda Series!
• Includes a unique 1984 reverse image!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure gold.
• Bears a face value of 100 Yuan.
• Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests on the obverse.
• Giant Panda on the reverse.

BGASC offers you the 1984 1 oz Chinese Gold Panda Coin with individual packaging. Each coin is sealed in a protective plastic pouch.

Obverse

The obverse design of the 1984 Chinese Gold Panda Coin reveals a mesmerizing representation of the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests. This awe-inspiring structure, residing within the Temple of Heaven Complex in Beijing, claims the title of the largest building in the complex and serves as a prominent symbol of Taoist spiritual significance and devotion.

Reverse

A truly distinct design awaits on the reverse side of the 1984 1 oz Gold Panda Coin, featuring an exclusive portrayal crafted solely for that year. Captivating the eye, it depicts a Giant Panda in a graceful right-profile relief, gracefully perched on its hind legs while clutching a bamboo branch securely in its paws, perfectly showcasing the panda’s remarkable agility and its strong affinity with bamboo.

History

Giant Pandas are recognized for their distinct physical characteristics. They have a large, stocky body covered in dense black-and-white fur, with black patches around their eyes, ears, and limbs. Their broad, flat molars and strong jaw muscles are adapted for crushing and consuming bamboo. Giant Pandas also have a pseudo-thumb, an extension of their wrist bone, which helps them manipulate bamboo with precision.

Ordering

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