Chinese Gold Panda
China · While the exact year is not visible, the design suggests a modern issue. Given the 500 Yuan denomination for a 1 oz gold coin, it likely dates from 2016 or later (as denominations for 1 oz changed in 2015/2016 for Pandas).
The coin features two pandas (an adult and a cub) in a bamboo forest. The denomination '500 元' is visible at the top, and '1oz Au .999' is inscribed at the bottom, indicating its weight and purity.
- Country
- China
- Denomination
- 500 Yuan
- Metal
- 1 oz .999 Fine Gold
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