Coming Soon: 2021 China Silver Pandas

2020 marks the 37th year of issue for the legendary China Silver Panda coin. The coins are legal tender and bear a face value in the Yuan, China's currency. Silver Pandas are struck at several locations of the China Mint, although they typically do not carry a mintmark. The series is now struck on .999 pure silver planchets, although the coinage's purity has changed since the series' inception.

The coins generally have stubbornly low mintages to satisfy global collector demand.

Timeless Images of China: 2021 Silver Panda Design

Silver Panda coins boast a new reverse design that features the titular Chinese Giant Panda every year.

The image for 2021 will be designed by designer Tong Fang, who designed the 2019 reverse. The China Mint recently released a sketch of the 2021 reverse design and it features a touching image of a mother panda and its growing cub. The cub scrambles up a tree, clutching the branches, as the mother watches attentively below. The Giant Panda is a cultural image that has a long association with China.

The coin's obverse uses a beautiful constant design that features the Taoist Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests. This UNESCO World Heritage site is located in the Forbidden City, located near Beijing.

Brilliant Uncirculated Condition

Brilliant Uncirculated coins are mint state coins. Coins at the BU level have full, sharp strikes, abundant mint luster, and spectacular eye appeal. Any evidence of handling or other distractions that may be present will be minimal.

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