2009 CHINESE GOLD & SILVER PANDA COIN SET. (FOUNDATION OF THE AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA). Up for sale is a 2009 Chinese Gold and Silver Panda Coin Set consisting of a 100 Yuan ¼ oz Gold coin and a 10 Yuan 1oz Silver Coin. The Silver coin is certified and graded MS70 by NGC. The Gold coin in ungraded. The coins come complete with the original Mint Box and COA’s. The coins are in excellent condition with great luster and no toning, hazing or milk spots. The coins have a very low mintage of only 100,000. The 2009 Panda coin was issued by the People’s Bank of China and minted at the Shenzhen Guoboa Mint. The obverse design features the Temple of Heaven in Beijing with the title of PRC (in Chinese) and the year of issuance. The reverse design features one of the many attractive panda designs and the face value of 100 Yuan. This coin was minted in commemoration of the Foundation of the Agricultural Bank of China (noted on the coin in Chinese and English writing). Chinese gold and silver bullion panda coins have generated worldwide demand and have retained their high collectability. Every year includes a new unique panda design that make them even more charming in art and craftsmanship, thus keeping them at a substantial premium over their spot value. Collectors love the China Panda Coin. The coin set shown in the attached photos is the actual set that you will receive. This set should make a beautiful addition to your Panda Collection. PURITY: 0.999 Pure Gold. PURITY: 0.999 Fine Silver. WEIGHT: 1oz (31.1gm). You have 14-days upon receipt. If you are not completely satisfied with the set you can return it with no questions asked. Contact me and let me know you are returning the item. The coins must be in the exact condition as received and must not have been removed from their plastic holders or the return guarantee is voided. I strive to provide quality service, so please give me your feedback so I can continue to improve. Satisfaction of my trading partners is my primary goal! Please look at the photos and make your own assessment.