When you buy a 1 oz 1989 Chinese gold panda from our shop today, you’ll enjoy the best price available online. These .999 fine gold 1 oz bullion coins come from the People’s Bank Of China.
Unlike most gold bullion coin series, The golden panda series boasts a yearly redesign. The reverse of the 1 oz 1989 Chinese gold panda coin depicts a fully grown panda feeding on a bamboo shoot. The obverse of the coin is a promise of prosperity, being the ‘Hall of Abundant Harvests’ at the Beijing ‘Temple Of Heaven,’ as well as the legend reading: ‘People’s Republic Of China’ and the year of release.
What better way to bring diversity to your collection than with a series that changes its look annually? Buy your beautiful 1 oz 1989 Chinese gold panda from our store today.
This coin may be tarnished due to it's age.
| 5496 | |
| CN | |
| Lightly Used | |
| 999 | |
| The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests (The Temple of Heaven), Beijing | |
| A panda munching on a bamboo branch | |
| 32 | |
| 3.1 | |
| CNY 100 | |
| 1.0000 |
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When you buy a 1 oz 1989 Chinese gold panda from our shop today, you’ll enjoy the best price available online.
These .999 fine gold 1 oz bullion coins come from the People’s Bank Of China.
Unlike most gold bullion coin series, The golden panda series boasts a yearly redesign.
The reverse of the 1 oz 1989 Chinese gold panda coin depicts a fully grown panda feeding on a bamboo shoot.
The obverse of the coin is a promise of prosperity, being the ‘Hall of Abundant Harvests’ at the Beijing ‘Temple Of Heaven,’ as well as the legend reading: ‘People’s Republic Of China’ and the year of release.
What better way to bring diversity to your collection than with a series that changes its look annually?
Buy your beautiful 1 oz 1989 Chinese gold panda from our store today.
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