Description
Why add the 2022 China 30 g Silver Panda ¥10 Coin NGC MS70 FR Black Core Holder Great Wall Label to your collection?
Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) evaluated this 2022 China 30 gram Silver Panda ¥10 Coin and awarded it the finest grade on the Sheldon numismatic scale, Mint State 70 (MS70). This issue marks the 40th anniversary of the China Mint’s beloved Silver Panda series which began four decades ago, and to celebrate this significant milestone, the 2022 Silver Panda features a special 40th anniversary privy mark, something seldom seen in the series!
- This coin qualified for the coveted First Releases (FR) designation.
- The coin features the gorgeously illustrated Great Wall Label.
- The colorful label and silver coin contrast beautifully with the the Black Core Holder.
- The series is ¥ 10 legal tender in China.
- This specimen was struck on a 30 gram .999 pure silver planchet and features a mintage of 10,000,000 pieces.
40th Anniversary Privy with TWO Giant Pandas Design
Reverse: This reverse image is that of two giant pandas playfully enjoying the snow. This design continues the narrative started in 2019 that will run through 2028 which shows the lifecycle of a panda bear, growing from a cub into maturity. Near them, a unique, one-year-only 40th Anniversary Privy appears. This year’s design was brought to fruition by Chinese coin designer, the brilliant Huang Qin .
Obverse: The obverse shows The Hall of Prayer for Abundant Harvests in the Temple of Heaven located within the Forbidden City, near Beijing. This noteworthy Chinese historic and cultural site appears on the obverse of the series every year.
Perfect MS70, Black Core with FR Great Wall Label
Mint State 70 coins are perfect numismatic specimens. The grade Mint State 70 (MS 70) means that the coins are flawless when examined under magnification. This example features the First Releases (FR) designation, which means it was graded within 30 days of release. The aptly-themed label features another Chinese culture blockbuster, the Great Wall of China.
