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Rare Belgium 1847 10 Cents Very Low Mintage 135,000 $1.55

2009 (D) BU. ROOSEVELT DIME-(LOW MINTAGE AND VERY RARE) $2.99

2009 (P) BU. JEFFERSON NICKEL-(VERY LOW MINTAGE ) $2.99

2009 (P) BU. ROOSEVELT DIME-(LOW MINTAGE AND VERY RARE) $2.99

2009 P&D BU. ROOSEVELT DIMES(LOW MINTAGE AND VERY RARE) $4.99

Glossy AU+ 1926-S Lincoln … very low mintage ( iah ) $38.00

KEY DATE 1926 N6 CANADA 5 CENT COIN_VERY LOW MINTAGE $7.99

1913 BARBER QUARTER- GOOD – VERY LOW MINTAGE $8.75

1908 S Indian Head Penny Very Low Mintage $60.00

LOW MINTAGE 1941 CANADA DIME (10c) – SILVER & VERY GOOD $0.99

2009 – D Roosevelt Dime – Low Mintage – Very Rare $2.00

(3) CH/AU Very Low Mintage 1938 D Lincoln Wheat Cents $0.99

(2) CH/AU Very Low Mintage 1939 D Lincoln Wheat Cents $0.99

Australia 1931 Half Penny Very Low Mintage Scarce Coin $8.16

KEY DATE 1926 N6 CANADA 5 CENT COIN_VERY LOW MINTAGE $7.99

LOW MINTAGE 1934-D US BUFFALO NICKEL VERY GOOD – GRADE $0.99

2008 BALD EAGLE CLAD HALF DOLLAR VERY LOW MINTAGE-UNC $18.00

KEY DATE 1926 N6 CANADA 5 CENT COIN_VERY LOW MINTAGE $7.99

1915-P Barber Half Dollar F-VF Very Low Mintage $345.00

1915-P Barber Half Dollar VG Very Low Mintage Coin $149.95

1991 10 cent Coin – Uncirculated, Very low mintage! $0.90

1986 five cent uncirculated, very low mintage $3.85

2009 (P) BU. ROOSEVELT DIME-(LOW MINTAGE AND VERY RARE) $2.99

2009 P&D BU. ROOSEVELT DIMES(LOW MINTAGE AND VERY RARE) $4.99

2009 (D) BU. ROOSEVELT DIME-(LOW MINTAGE AND VERY RARE) $2.99

2009 (P) BU. JEFFERSON NICKEL-(VERY LOW MINTAGE ) $2.99

1890 -20 cent ,New foundland, Very Nice Coin – Canada $9.70

1988 Gold Eagle 1/10 UNC **Very low Mintage** Rare! $188.00

1887 TYPE III $1 DOLLAR GOLD CH. AU! VERY LOW MINTAGE! $388.88

1999-S Proof set very low mintage in Clad 9 coin set $59.95

KEY 1913 Barber Half Dollar G/VG – VERY LOW MINTAGE!! $59.95

Very NICE 1936 Cleveland Silver PCGS MS 64 Low mintage $208.99

Very Nice 1896 O Barber Dime Key Date Low Mintage ANACS $145.00

2009 P LOUIS BRAILLE $1 NCG MS 70 – Very low mintage! $78.95

1880 AU/Uncirculated Semi Key RARE! Very LOW Mintage! $1,995.00

1999 P CANADA 25 CENT MS VERY SCARCE LOWWWW MINTAGE $149.99

1997 – EXQUISITE BI-METAL SET – VERY LOW MINTAGE & RARE $6,995.00

Featuring an adorable image of a Panda bear, the Chinese Panda Gold Coin has become one of the most sought after gold bullion coins. Here are twenty-one facts about this unique premium gold bullion coin.

1. The Chinese Panda coin was first issued in 1982, as a limited-edition gold bullion coin.

2. Each coin features a cute Panda bear on the obtuse side of the coin.

3. The 2008 Panda coin is the 26th different design in the series, featuring an adult Panda and a cub munching on some bamboo stalks.

4. The gold Panda design was changed every year through 2000.

5. The Chinese government invoked a freeze on the design in 2001.

6. Only the 2001 and 2002 issues feature the same design, however.

7. The freeze was lifted in 1983 in response to demand by collectors of the coin.

8. Four different sizes of coins were issued the first year – 1/10 ounce, ¼ ounce, ½ ounce and 1 full troy ounce size.

9. The Chinese mint added a 1/20th ounce size coin in 1983.

10. The larger sized 5 troy ounce and 10 troy ounce coins were added in 1986.

11. The Chinese gold panda coin is only one of few gold coins issued worldwide in this size.

12. The coins have a purity of .999 gold.

13. The coins are not technically proof but a ‘proof-like’ brilliant uncirculated condition.

14. Proof sets were issued in 1986 through 1995. These proof sets command a much higher premium because of their limited issue and scarcity.

15. The Panda coins have a much smaller mintage, compared to other gold bullion coins such as the American Eagle, and Canadian Maple Leaf.

16. The earlier dated Pandas, in particular, have a very small mintage. The mintage of the 1982 one troy ounce Panda coin had a mintage of under 14,000.

17. 289,000 is largest mintage of any one troy ounce Panda coin.

18. In 1987, China issued the gold Pandas with two different mint marks – Y and S. A third mint mark was issued for the boxed proof set.

19. Additional commemorative issues of Panda gold coins were issued and distributed at coin conventions.

20. Ownership of the gold Panda coin was prohibited in China until 2004.

21. Panda coin jewelry is very popular. The one troy ounce coins are commonly used for necklace mountings. The smaller sized Pandas are used to create earrings, bracelets and pendants.

As you can see, the Chinese Panda gold coin is truly an exquisite, rare, fine bullion coin that every gold collector would be proud to own!

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