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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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Here are some of the mintages in the early years.

Date 1 oz 1/2 oz 1/4 oz 1/10 oz 1/20 oz

1982 13,532 13,391 42,243 77,598 0

1983 25,363 28,596 43,827 82,013 75,454

1984 25,183 20,057 35,970 86,404 77,869

1985 55,539 62,675 89,044 143,062 210,175

1986 107,132 48,618 42,229 65,596 79,194

1987 156,178 97,076 97,358 134,598 133,088

1988 289,055 220,443 142,634 213,653 468,683

1989 115,187 120,588 221,688 89,058 268,738

1990 53,898 35,091 31,148 216,546 348,246

1991 36,367 32,717 54,548 81,792 206,254

Mintage in 1989 not particularly low. First year 1982 are valuable particularly in hi grades because no one paid much attention then. And more than a few were put in bezels which are impossible to take off without dinging coin.
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