2011 1 Kilo Proof Chinese Gold Panda Coin NGC PF68 UCAM

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2011 1 Kilo Proof Chinese Gold Panda Coin NGC PF68 UCAM

The Chinese Gold Panda, first introduced by the People’s Bank of China in 1982, stands as one of the world’s most prestigious bullion coin series. Each annual release features a unique panda design on the reverse, making them highly sought after by both collectors and investors worldwide. Today, 2011 1 Kilo Proof Chinese Gold Panda Coins in certified condition are available.

Coin Highlights:

• Comes with a protective plastic slab!
• Unique Giant Panda design!
• Limited availability of certified coins!
• Contains 1 Kilo (32.15 Troy oz) of .999 pure gold.
• The face value of 10,000 Yuan is fully backed by the US government.
• Graded PF68 by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation.
• Ultra-cameo proof.
• On the obverse is the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests.
• The reverse features a mother panda and her cub.

Giant panda mothers demonstrate remarkable dedication to their vulnerable offspring, forming intensely protective bonds that define the early months of a cub’s life. Newborn pandas, weighing merely 100-200 grams—about 1/900th of their mother’s weight—require constant attention as they develop in a nearly embryonic state.

All 2011 1 Kilo Proof Chinese Gold Panda Coins offered here come in certified condition. The coins are packaged in protective plastic slabs. Coins in this condition have full, original mint luster with a maximum of four light, scattered contact marks or flaws. No hairlines or scuff marks will show on the surface of the coin. Ultra-cameo proofs have strong, frosted designs and deeply-mirrored, clear background fields.

On the obverse of 2011 Proof Chinese Gold Pandas is a depiction of the Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests. The central building in the Temple of Heaven Complex, this structure is shown from the exterior at the base of its main staircase. The building was constructed in the early 15th century and is part of a Taoist religious complex.

On the reverse of 2011 1 Kilo Proof Gold Panda Coins, you’ll find the image of a mother panda and her cub. Mother pandas rarely leave their cubs during the first weeks, cradling them against their chest for warmth, carrying them in their mouths when necessary, and responding immediately to distress calls with comforting vocalizations and grooming behaviors that strengthen their connection.