Panda 30 Gram Gold 2025

Panda 30 Gram Gold 2025

Buy one of the most traditional and also the highest-circulation gold coins in the world. The panda has been issued in .999 since 1982. The combination of limited edition and annually changing motifs make it particularly popular with collectors.

Motif and properties of the gold coin

The reverse of this exquisite Panda gold coin depicts a heartwarming scene of a mother panda interacting with her two cubs. The adult panda mother sits kindly on the grass, with her two panda cubs around her. One cub nestles against her leg, enjoying the warmth of motherly love, while the other climbs a tall rock, showcasing the playful nature of panda cubs. The official nominal value, the fineness, and the fine weight are also stamped here.. The fine weight (30 grams), the material (Au = chemical abbreviation for gold) and the fineness (.999 gold) are embossed in the upper right edge. The official face value of 500 yuan can also be seen here.

On the back of the panda gold coin there is traditionally an image of the famous Temple of Heaven in Beijing. Once the most important temple in the country, it is now one of the country's greatest landmarks. In addition to the Temple of Heaven, there is also the year and, in Chinese characters, the name of the mint "China Gold Coin Incooporation" (Chinese: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo).

The  30 gram gold panda is limited to 1,000,000 pieces. The Gold Panda is produced by various mints in Beijing, Shenzhen, Shanghai and Shenyang. As is customary in China, there are no mint marks on the panda, even if individual small deviations in the motif can be made out between the individual mints. The size of the year as well as the temple design on the back differ in nuances.

History of the Gold Panda

Since 2016 , the Panda is no longer been issued in the traditional ounce denominations. Instead, the China Gold Coin Incorporation opted for editions in grams, probably to meet the high demand in the Chinese domestic market. The Chinese simply do not know the weight "ounce" - grams are easier to market. Since 1982 the panda has been published with annually changing motifs. Each in a variant in gold and in silver. The panda was only embossed with the same motifs in 2001 and 2002. The 1 kilo panda coins caused a sensation, especially in the first few years.