The Chinese Gold Pandas are unique in the fact that they change their design every year. This 30 Gram Gold Panda will be a desired coin the moment the new design is minted.

The 1987 Friendship Gold panda was minted to commemorate the American Numismatic Association Convention that took place in New Orleans.

At just over 1/3 ounce, this 1-gram Chinese Gold Panda is an excellent choice for new investors and those who want to round out orders of larger coins. Choose this coin to introduce the young adults in your life to the joys and monetary rewards of investing.

Replacing the 1/10-ounce Gold Panda, this new 3g size was chosen to reflect the metric system used in China and many other countries around the world. The coins is a popular gold bullion choice for investors, and with its unique panda design for 2017, it is also a great choice for collectors of world coins.

China's national symbol, The Giant Panda has been the face of the China Panda 1 Oz. Coin since 1982. THis coin is still an ongoing series. Widely famous among gold collectors, the China Panda keeps its lovers waiting for the unveiling of the newest designs each year

The 2017 Chinese Gold Panda marks the 35th year of this popular gold bullion series. The 8-gram weight is the closest approximation of the ¼-ounce weight used before the Chinese government changed its coins to the metric system.

Join China in celebrating the 35th year of their gold bullion series with the 2017 Chinese Gold Panda. This 15-gram coin features China’s most beloved species, the giant black and white panda. With a marvelous design and its purity of .999 fine gold, this coin makes an excellent investment or addition to a world coin collection.

First released by the People’s Republic of China in 1982, the 1-ounce Chinese Gold Panda is one of the most unique gold bullion coin options available in today’s market. Unlike the U.S. Mint, the coins do not feature mint marks, and instead can be traced to their mints by subtle design variations.

First released by the People’s Republic of China in 1982, the 1-ounce Chinese Gold Panda is one of the most unique gold bullion coin options available in today’s market. Unlike the U.S. Mint, the coins do not feature mint marks, and instead can be traced to their mints by subtle design variations.

First released by the People’s Republic of China in 1982, the 1-ounce Chinese Gold Panda is one of the most unique gold bullion coin options available in today’s market. Unlike the U.S. Mint, the coins do not feature mint marks, and instead can be traced to their mints by subtle design variations.