Description

The 1987 1 oz Gold China Panda BU (Sealed) is part of China’s Panda precious-metal coin series, known for changing the giant-panda reverse artwork on most annual issues. The obverse carries the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, giving the series a consistent national motif while the panda scene creates strong date-by-date collector interest.

This 1987 coin is identified as a 1 troy oz gold piece struck in .999 fine gold. The original sealed presentation is part of this listing.

Key Features:

• 1987 Chinese Panda
• 1 troy oz gold
• .999 fine gold
• Annually changing panda design
• Temple of Heaven obverse
• Sealed presentation

Specifications:

• Country: China
• Year: 1987
• Metal: Gold
• Weight: 1 troy oz
• Fineness: .999 fine gold
• Denomination: 100 yuan

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Why do Panda coin designs change?
A: A major feature of the series is the use of new giant-panda artwork on most annual issues, encouraging date-set collecting.

Q: What is shown on the other side?
A: The Temple of Heaven in Beijing is the long-running obverse motif.

Q: What purity is this coin?
A: The issue is struck in .999 fine gold.

Q: Why are pre-2016 Panda weights described in ounces?
A: China changed the Panda series to metric gram denominations beginning in 2016; earlier bullion issues were commonly specified in troy ounces.