CANADA $150 2012 Gold NGC PF69 PANDA - Blessing of Good Fortune

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CANADA $150 2012 Gold NGC PF69 PANDA - Blessing of Good Fortune:
$999.99

CANADA $150 2012 PANDA - Blessing of Good Fortune

NGC PF69 The Giant Panda bear holds an esteemed place in Chinese lore. Some of the earliest written works of Chinese literature celebrate the Giant Panda, ascribing to it a persona representing nobility and luck - symbolism that remains intact in China today.This is the 4th coin in the Royal Canadian Mint\'s sought-after series celebrating the history and traditions of Canada\'s Chinese communities. With an unparalleled standard of fine gold (99.999% pure), images of good fortune, unusual scallop shape, and extremely low mintage of 888, this coin will be popular with you and your family!Specifications:
Item Number: 119191
Face Value: 150 dollars
Mintage: 888
Composition: fine gold (99.999% pure)
Weight (g): 10.4
Diameter (mm): 22.5
Edge: plain
Finish: serializedSpecial Features:
-The image of the Giant Panda depicts the qualities of balance, peace, and good fortune to you and your family.
-Includes the Chinese character for good fortune and the Chinese characters for \'Canada\'.
-Fine gold (99.999% pure) coin with unique scallop shape.
-4th coin in the series.
-Very low mintage of 888 coins worldwide also reflects the Chinese cultural importance of the number \'8\' as a token of good fortune.A great addition toyour World coin collection.

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