Chinese Panda
The Shenzhen Guobao Mint makes Pandas in sizes of 1-ounce, half-ounce, quarter-ounce, tenth-ounce, and twentieth-ounce, although the one ounce coins are by far the most popular.
The design of the Chinese Panda changes from year to year. The 2009 gold coin shows a pair of Panda cubs eating lunch in a bamboo grove. Chinese Pandas were first struck in 1982 at .999 purity.
Initial response to Chinese Pandas was strong in the U.S. and the Chinese Panda became a premium-priced gold bullion coin. In recent years, there has also been strong domestic (ie Chinese) demand for these collectible coins.
World Gold Coins | Canadian Maple Leaf | American Eagle | South African Krugerrand | Swiss Vreneli | Chinese Panda | British Britannia
 1983 1 10 oz CHINESE PANDA GOLD COIN  US $125.35
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 2010 1 10 oz 9999 Gold Chinese Panda Proof US $76.00
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 1986 ¼ oz CHINESE PANDA GOLD COIN US $316.00
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 1982 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed US $2,000.00
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 1983 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed Au US $1,250.00
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 1984 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed Au US $1,250.00
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 1985 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed Au US $1,200.00
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 1986 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed Au US $1,125.00
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 1987 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed Au US $1,026.00
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 1988 Gold China Panda 1 oz coin 999 Chinese sealed Au US $1,026.00
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