50 Yuan Panda

Obverse description	Central device depicts a finely detailed frontal view of the Temple of Heaven (天坛) in Beijing, rendered with precise architectural detail including its triple-tiered circular roof, surrounding marble terraces, balustrades, and ceremonial stairways. The structure occupies the majority of the inner field against a deeply mirrored proof background. The Chinese national legend 中华人民共和国 (People's Republic of China) curves along the upper periphery in bold Chinese characters, while the date 2025 appears prominently at the base of the design in large numerals.
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Additional information	The 150g silver Panda has occupied the top of China's annual bullion Panda series since the format was restructured in 2016, when the mint shifted from troy-ounce to metric weight denominations — a deliberate move to distance the series from Western bullion conventions and align it with domestic market preferences. Each year's issue carries a new reverse design, a policy enforced since 1983 that has driven date-collecting behavior unlike almost any other bullion program globally. The 2025 issue was produced at the Shanghai Mint.