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Any panda collector can appreciate this major score from my LCS. 1998 1/20 oz. gold panda. Paid melt + $10. This is most definitely heading to NGC.

2 hours ago, GoldenGriffin said:

Wow, love this.

And love the great Wall of China on the back.

Forgive me, but where's the Sheldon scale grade on the NGC holder?

Whoever submitted this included it with a bulk submission where they don't assign numeric grades, only verify authenticity and that it is of quality over a certain level. For GEM PROOF, that means PF65 or higher. I'd like to have it regraded for this reason, but not entirely sure if it is worth the expense. I haven't come across these before to see what they're really worth.

Not a Panda, but I thought Panda collectors might appreciate this. 1,008 mintage is what I could find.

Picked this beauty up with the original Royal Mint packaging and COA at my local coin shop outside of Chicago in the US. I got my first proof gold Half Sovereign thanks to a contest on here, so I was excited to find this locally and add a full one to the collection. Now to decide if it goes off to NGC or stays in the original mint packaging.

1993 1 oz. silver proof. 20,000 minted. Found at a local coin shop.

Newest addition to the 1/10 oz. set I am building. Picked up at auction in OMP and submitted myself.

Timely payday delivery of this little prospector. Recently came across this Alaska Gold token at a local coin show and decided I needed to have one. The tokens were issued by Jules Charbneau at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, held in Seattle in 1909. Three tokens were issued in denominations of 1/4, 1/2, and 1DWT, which is an abbreviation for pennyweight. The design features an Alaska miner with a pick swung over his shoulder and a shovel and gold pan beside his legs. The reverse has a wreath, shield, and denomination. The token is .500 fine "pure Alaska gold" according to the original advertisements. The original three-token sets sold for a whopping $3! Now to pick up the matching ½ and 1 tokens to complete my set. Sadly it will cost far more than $3 to acquire them.

 Been sitting on this for a few years and finally decided to submit it to NGC. Only 300 minted. Now to figure out its value...