The 30-gram Chinese silver Panda coin was minted in 2024 by the People's Bank of China on behalf of the Chinese government. It is the 42nd edition of the Panda series, which features a new Panda design every year. The coin contains 30 grams of 99.9% fine silver and is popular among collectors as well as investors.
Every year the design of the Panda coins is changed to a new Panda design, making the coins popular among collectors as well as investors.
The Chinese Panda coin is the only coin issued in a weight of 30 grams (0.9645 troy ounce) instead of the usual size of 1 troy ounce silver coins. The 30-gram silver Panda coin 2024 contains 99.9% fine silver.
By order of the Chinese government, the People's Bank of China minted this 30-gram silver Panda coin. Panda coins have been minted since 1983 and both gold Panda coins and silver Panda coins are popular with collectors and investors. The 30-gram silver Panda coin 2024 is the 42nd edition of the Panda series, which features a new Panda design every year.
The obverse of the coin features two giant pandas, an endangered species and also known from the logo of the World Wide Fund for Nature (the WWF). The finish of the coin is particularly high, making the pandas look very detailed.
The obverse shows a new Panda design every year. The 2024 silver Panda coin features two giant pandas, a mother panda with her young. Also on the obverse are the inscriptions 10 YUAN - the face value of the silver coin and 30g Ag. 999 - the weight, metal type and purity of the coin.
The reverse side of the 2024 silver Panda coin features the Temple of Heaven. Located in a park in southern Beijing, this temple is an important prayer hall for the Chinese people. On the top is the Chinese inscription People's Republic of China and below in the year of issue 2024.