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Value Of 1989 Panda Coins

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My aunt has 6 of these 1-ounce gold Chinese panda coins. Is this gold bullion worth around the spot price, or do these coins have any collectible value?
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Although pandas are collectible, I would think that rise in gold in the last year
or so would surpass the numismatic value that they had.
Gold today was around $4,350.00 an oz so that by 6 is still a pretty good haul,
especially seeing gold was around $400.00 oz.in 1989
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Thanks, jbuck and JimmyD!

JimmyD: Given that the panda coins had numismatic value, could I sell them for a slight premium to spot price or at a smaller discount from spot price?
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