50 Yuan Panda

発行体 People`s Republic of China
年号 2026
種類 Non-circulating coin
額面 50 Yuan (50元, 伍拾圆)
通貨 Rénmínbì (1955-date)
材質 Gold (.999)
重量 3 g
直径 18 mm
厚さ
形状 Round
製造技法 Milled
向き Medal alignment ↑↑
彫刻師
流通終了年
参考文献
表面の説明 Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the title of PRC and the year date.
表面の文字体系 Chinese
表面の銘文 中华人民共和国 2026
(Translation: People`s Republic of China 2026)
裏面の説明 Two giant Pandas nestled together in a bamboo forest by a stream.
裏面の文字体系
裏面の銘文 3g Au.999 50 元
(Translation: 3g Au.999 50 Yuan)
Reeded
鋳造所 Shanghai Mint Co. Ltd(上海造币有限公司), China (1984-date)
Shenyang, China (1984-date)
Shenzhen Mint (深圳国宝造币),Shenzhen, Guangdong, China (1993-date)
鋳造数 2026 - BU - 500 000
Numisquare ID 1448016340
追加情報

Historical Context: The 2026 50 Yuan Panda coin, from the People's Republic of China, continues a globally recognized series. This era highlights China's economic influence and numismatic commitment. The Panda, a national symbol, acts as a cultural ambassador for wildlife conservation and China's heritage. The 2026 issue reinforces China's consistent presence in the international bullion market and its enduring artistic tradition.

Artistry: While individual engravers are rarely credited, the China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation guides the artistic direction. The stylistic approach is modern realist, blending naturalism with traditional Chinese aesthetics. The obverse consistently depicts the Temple of Heaven, a symbol of ancient Chinese culture, with "2026" below. The reverse for 2026 would feature a new, charming panda design, perhaps a playful cub amidst bamboo, rendered with intricate detail.

Technical/Grading: Struck in .999 fine gold (3 grams, 18 millimeters), this coin demands precise minting. High-points on the obverse include the Temple of Heaven's intricate roof and pillars. On the reverse, the panda's fur texture, eyes, and bamboo details are critical. Modern Chinese Panda coins generally exhibit excellent strike quality, often with a brilliant uncirculated finish. Seek sharp details, strong luster, and minimal contact marks for top grades, given pure gold's softness.

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