trozau

FYI - 1994 small date minted at Shenyang is scarcer than the 1994 large date minted at Shanghai.

Only have the one 1oz Panda, seen here with 4 others enjoying their breakfast at the Chengdu Panda breeding centre.
Like you, not keen on the 30g versions - that must be 1.1035g less gold than the 1oz!  Same price maybe! 🐼🤔

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

Amazing collection you have there @trozau
 
I have mini date run of the 3g pandas in OMP and it is my only date run. 

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

I have 1 Troy ounce gold China Panda bullion from 1982 - 2015. I stopped acquiring the series from 2016 when China Mint went decimal weight of 30 grams.

WAG: only 1 effigy for KC3 reign - Old Head!

Looks okay to me.

Looper (2012 movie)

WAG: only 1 effigy for KC3 reign - Old Head!

WAG: only 1 effigy for KC3 reign - Old Head!

WAG: only 1 effigy for KC3 reign - Old Head!

Those are great detecting finds and whatever grade they get assigned would be enhanced if the grading company could note them as ‘detecting finds’ on the grading label.

Those are great detecting finds and whatever grade they get assigned would be enhanced if the grading company could note them as ‘detecting finds’ on the grading label.

Maybe if they issued both Roman & Arabic numerals for the same year.

No, not a quintuple sovereign. They are 5 Pound Sterling gold coins with a slightly bigger diameter than quintuple sovereigns.
The 2 Pound Sterling gold coins you mentioned were issued also as part of the Sovereign proof sets on their years.

The wife prefers me accumulating PM coins rather than guns and knives. I tell her that I need the guns and knives to safeguard my PM coin collection. 😎