The Chinese Panda Silver Coin series is one of the most popular in the world, and it is also one of the few that includes a silver round variant struck for display and sale at annual money fairs around the globe. The Chinese Mint has pursued this practice since 1984 offering each round with a distinctive design and low mintage figures. Right now, you can buy the 1 oz Silver 2017 World Money Fair Commemorative Panda Round online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a presentation box!
• Limited mintage of just 1,000 silver rounds!
• Produced for the World Money Fair 2017!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Includes a design with two bears on the reverse.
• Berlin Cathedral is depicted on the obverse.

Your purchase of the 1 oz Silver 2017 World Money Fair Commemorative Panda Round includes a box for shipping and storing the coin. These silver rounds were produced especially for the World Money Fair hosted in Berlin, Germany, in 2017. The 45^th edition of the fair, the exhibition attracted 15,000 visitors examining the wares of more than 330 exhibitors.

Obverse

For the obverse field of the 1 oz Silver 2017 World Money Fair Commemorative Panda Round, the Chinese Mint features a design of the Berlin Cathedral. The city of Berlin plays host to the World Money Fair on a regular basis. Inscriptions on this face of the coin are in Mandarin and English, with the English inscription reading World Money Fair Berlin 2017. If you look closely, you will notice each round has its serial number stamped onto the surface of the obverse below the image of the cathedral.

Reverse

The reverse field features a Giant Panda, an unofficial symbol of the Peoples Republic of China, with a Eurasian brown bear standing on its hind legs reaching toward the panda. The bear is the official symbol of the City of Berlin, the host site for the 2017 World Money Fair. This side of the 1 oz Silver 2017 World Money Fair Commemorative Panda Round also features replicated coin dies that were created by the Otto Beh Company, based in Germany, for use in the creation of Chinese coins in 1897 and 1898.

History

For more than 30 years, the Chinese Mint has produced low-mintage rounds like these for issuance at money fairs around the globe. Exhibitions such as the 2017 World Money Fair are a great place for numismatists and mints to come together to showcase collections and debut new coin programs.

Ordering

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