doogs

a 2005 Panda
 
And a coin released by members of the swedish forum, will post pics when i get it.

a 2006 Panda

A 2013 Silver Panda NCG MS 70

a 2008 Panda

1994 Kilo proof kook set  my favourite kook design
 

A big thanks to @ChrisSilver for the heads up at HGM and @Cornishfarmer to phoning to check the dates of the Pandas.
 
Panda was in OMP but unfortunately, I like to put mine in capsules.  Couldn't resist not buying a Buffalo at yesterdays prices.

I got my 4 full sov's..

China Panda 2014 NGC MS69 Early Release....

4 silver Pandas. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
 
Out camping, photo's to follow later!
 

2011 Panda MS70

Ha ha, I was thinking that but I wanted something different for some reason.

I'd like it to be a 2008 Rwanda Gorilla, but that's just silly money.

A 2011 Panda MS70.

A 2011 Panda MS70.

Another 2014 MS69 China Panda NGC Slabbed.

More Pandas (5 x 1oz to be precise)! First order from STG - all went smooth.

Nice doogs,
 
I have NGS MS70 in 2012-2014 and a PCGS MS70 from 2013

My NGC MS70 graded 2014 Panda. I now have three different MS70 Pandas.

Today I bought a 1989 Chinese Panda still doubled sealed in the original mint packaging. This is the start of bullion Pandas if you exclude the medals from earlier in the 80's.

Here are Perth Mint's definition of Proofs Bu's and Specimen coins,I've added a few coins to hopefully clarify things,the proofs are all on the left of the photos
 
 
Proof Coin
The very highest quality collectable coin produced by The Perth Mint.  Featuring a proof finish comprising a highly-polished table with frosted and/or coloured design elements.
Bullion Coin
A mass produced coin primarily aimed at precious metal investors. Finished with shiny design elements on a frosted table.

Specimen Coin
A collectable coin akin to a bullion coin with a frosted table, but also featuring one or more special numismatic treatments, including colour, gilding, antiquing, or the insertion of gems.
 
2oz lunar 2  snake  proof and BU
 

 
Same coins showing obverse
 

 
1oz Lunar 2 mouse proof and Bu
 

 
Same coins showing obverse
 

 
1/2 oz lunar 1 rabbit proof and Bu
 

 
Same coins showing obverse
 

 
RAM's interpretations of proof and Bu,s also known as UNC/uncirculated.
 
Proof
A carefully struck coin using special dies with either a mirror‑like or matt finish. These coins are especially struck and the term is not used to describe a well‑preserved circulating coin. Proof is a method of manufacture, not a condition or grade.
  Uncirculated (UNC)
Uncirculated coins are manufactured in much the same way as circulated coins except for the following:
More attention and time is given to the preparation of the die surface finish, The coins are struck with greater pressure than the circulating coins to improve the sharpness of the design. More care and attention is applied at each step in the coining process to minimise damage, consequently a much lower production rate of about 30,000 coins per press per day is achieved. Uncirculated coins are packaged individually into plastic sleeves, presentation folders or occasionally presentation cases.  
1oz 2000 proof and Bu from RAM
 

 
Same coins obverse
 

 
I hope this helps clarify things.

Today I bought 5 pandas. The other day I bought another ms70 graded Panda! Can't get enough of them now!

1 X Maple Monsterbox
1 X ASE Monsterbox
 
Unfortunately, they do not come with any contents.

Today I received my 2012 Panda NGC graded MS70.

Nope. Absolutely pristine. Have never heard of milk spots on Pandas.

Today I received my 2012 Panda NGC graded MS70.

Just bought a slabbed 2012 Panda graded ms70.