500 Yuan China Gold

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Denomination:

500 Yuan (about Yuan)

Metal:

Gold

State:

China

Issue year(s):

1987

Catalog reference:

KM-164 (4) KM-Y147 (2)

China. 500 Yuan, 1987. KM-164. Weight 4.9947 ounces. Mintage 3,000. Temple of Heaven. Reverse: Panda with cub.

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-03-02
China. 500 Yuan, 1987. KM-164. Weight 4.9947 ounce. Panda with cub. NGC graded Proof 68 Ultra Cameo. Estimated Value $8,000 - 10,000. Categories: World Gold

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-03-02
China. 500 Yuan, 1987. KM-164. Weight 4.9947 ounces. Mintage 3,000. Temple of Heaven. Reverse: Panda with cub. We note a toning spot near the date. NGC graded Proof 67 Ultra Cameo. Estimated Value $10,000 - 12,000. Categories: World Gold Coins

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-03-02
China. 500 Yuan, 1987. KM-164. Weight 4.9947 ounces. Mintage 3,000. Temple of Heaven. Reverse: Panda with cub. NGC graded Proof 69 Ultra Cameo. Estimated Value $10,000 - 12,000. Categories: World Gold Coins

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Posted by: anonymous 2015-03-02
China. 500 Yuan, 1987. KM-164. Weight 4.9947 ounces. Mintage 3,000. Temple of Heaven. Reverse: Panda with cub. Minor toning spot. NGC graded Proof 67 Ultra Cameo. Estimated Value $10,000 - 12,000. Categories: World Gold Coins

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Posted by: kapa 2010-07-31

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Posted by: goldmen 2010-11-01
Gold CHINA. 500 Yuan, 1987. Y-147. Five ounces. Temple. Reverse: Panda's. With wood case. Choice. Proof.

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