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1991 1oz China Panda .999 Gold BU Coin (Small Date)(Varied Condition)

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Gold
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Uncategorized
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999‰
Mass (g)
31.103
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62.21
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10.20 USD
All-in premium (%)
62.46
Price
6,523.87 USD
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LPM
Dealer country
Hong Kong
Last price update
2026-07-20
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**Coin highlights:** - **Composition**: 1 troy ounce of .999 fine gold. - **Mintage**: Limited to 36,367 coins, making it relatively scarce compared to some other years in the series. - **Obverse Design**: Features the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests, a notable structure in Beijing's Temple of Heaven, surrounded by the text "中华人民共和国" (People's Republic of China) and the year "1991." - **Reverse Design**: Showcases a charming sitting panda eating bamboo, with its feet in a small pool of water. The panda design changes annually, adding collectible appeal. - **Issuer**: Guaranteed by the People's Bank of China, ensuring its authenticity and quality. **What Makes Small Dates Special?** The Chinese Panda coin series has been minted at various locations across China, including Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Shenyang. Unlike many other mints, Chinese mints typically do not include mint marks to identify their origin. However, certain editions of the Panda coins exhibit subtle variations, such as differences in the font style used for the date or slight distinctions in the depiction of the Temple of Heaven on the obverse. These subtle design changes, whether intended as anti-counterfeiting measures or simply for aesthetic purposes, add a layer of intrigue and complexity for collectors. For instance, in the 1991 Chinese Silver and Gold Panda coins, the "large date" version features a serif at the bottom of the numeral 1s, whereas the "small date" version lacks this serif detail. *Please note that these product(s) are in varied condition (secondary market) and may contain scratches, toning, and/or spotting. Therefore, we recommend that you confirm that you can accept the condition of this item before placing an order, as returns or exchanges will not be possible after purchase.*