China 2009 Panda Silver Brilliant Uncirculated coin - thumbChinese Panda coins are popular all over the world due mostly to their remarkable designs, bullion purity and a pedigree going back to the early 80s.

The newest Silver Panda coin continues the tradition of a one-year-only theme. The affectionate design is exceptional, and sure to be one of the most charming of 2009.

The People's Bank of China released the 2009 Panda Silver Brilliant Uncirculated coin in December of 2008. Like previous years, the obverse or heads side of the coin has the same design depicting the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The reverse, however, is brand new as it is every year. It bears an endearing image of two baby pandas sitting and eating in a field of bamboo.

Coin Specifications and Pricing

The BU silver Panda coins are struck in an ounce of 99.9 percent silver, are Chinese legal tender, denominated in 10 yuan, and have a diameter of 40 millimeters. A maximum mintage of 600,00 is authorized.

A Google search will bring up a variety of coin dealers who sell Panda coins. PandaAmerica is a leading US distributor of the series and currently has them listed for $27 each.

China 2009 Panda Silver Brilliant Uncirculated coin - thumbChinese Panda coins are popular all over the world due mostly to their remarkable designs, bullion purity and a pedigree going back to the early 80s.

The newest Silver Panda coin continues the tradition of a one-year-only theme. The affectionate design is exceptional, and sure to be one of the most charming of 2009.

The People's Bank of China released the 2009 Panda Silver Brilliant Uncirculated coin in December of 2008. Like previous years, the obverse or heads side of the coin has the same design depicting the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The reverse, however, is brand new as it is every year. It bears an endearing image of two baby pandas sitting and eating in a field of bamboo.

Coin Specifications and Pricing

The BU silver Panda coins are struck in an ounce of 99.9 percent silver, are Chinese legal tender, denominated in 10 yuan, and have a diameter of 40 millimeters. A maximum mintage of 600,00 is authorized.

A Google search will bring up a variety of coin dealers who sell Panda coins. PandaAmerica is a leading US distributor of the series and currently has them listed for $27 each.

China 2009 Panda Silver Brilliant Uncirculated coin - thumbChinese Panda coins are popular all over the world due mostly to their remarkable designs, bullion purity and a pedigree going back to the early 80s.

The newest Silver Panda coin continues the tradition of a one-year-only theme. The affectionate design is exceptional, and sure to be one of the most charming of 2009.

The People's Bank of China released the 2009 Panda Silver Brilliant Uncirculated coin in December of 2008. Like previous years, the obverse or heads side of the coin has the same design depicting the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The reverse, however, is brand new as it is every year. It bears an endearing image of two baby pandas sitting and eating in a field of bamboo.

Coin Specifications and Pricing

The BU silver Panda coins are struck in an ounce of 99.9 percent silver, are Chinese legal tender, denominated in 10 yuan, and have a diameter of 40 millimeters. A maximum mintage of 600,00 is authorized.

A Google search will bring up a variety of coin dealers who sell Panda coins. PandaAmerica is a leading US distributor of the series and currently has them listed for $27 each.

Fully painted. Background is trees and meadow. Foreground is a young girl with her dog(black) herding 11 white sheep.

a cast iron spittoon. seems to be made of cast iron. looks to have been made in 2 pieces and then welded together. has detail of birds and leaves on the side that look imprinted on there from the outside. don't have any information about it.

looks to be made of a ceramic/porcelain. has a metallic look and feel to it on the outside with green showing thru in the grooves. the inside looks to be glazed and is greenish-black in color. the bottom has no signiture or name but, 1563 ITALY is carved in the bottom. I have tried to look up pictures of similiar items online. i never did find one that looked like this item however i did find pictures of other items in that era with dates and 'ITALY' written in the same manner on the bottom. That is as far as i could find.