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1000 Francs CFA Chinese panda 2015
| Issuer | Gabon |
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| Year | 2025 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Reverse description | A giant panda is depicted seated in the central field, rendered in fine detail, holding a bamboo shoot to its mouth. Tall bamboo stalks rise prominently to the left, and bamboo foliage frames the upper portion of the design. The date 2015 is inscribed at the top of the field. Along the lower portion of the design, the legend 1/100 OZ .999 FINEST GOLD denotes the weight and fineness of the coin. |
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| Reverse lettering | 2015 1/100 OZ .999 FINEST GOLD |
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Gabon's franc CFA issues of this type are struck under licensing arrangements that have nothing to do with Gabonese monetary policy — they exist purely for the collector market, authorized by the BEAC in name but designed, marketed, and distributed almost entirely by European dealers. The 2015-dated panda design riding a 2025 issue year suggests either a reissue or a catalog dating anomaly common in this product category.
At 0.311g, this is 1/100th of a troy ounce — the smallest practical gold coin denomination commercially produced at scale.