On June 10 this year, 10, just after the National Day, China Gold Coin Corporation began to hold the launching ceremony of the 202 1 version of Panda Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin. In this ceremony, Gold Coin Corporation released the drawings of panda commemorative coins to be issued on 202 1:

From the pictures given, we can see that the main pattern on the back of the commemorative coin is a pair of mother and son pandas, in which the little panda is climbing a tree and two furry little arms are tightly wrapped around a tree? Trunk, black eyes, looks naive; The giant panda is the mother of the little panda in the picture, looking at her lovely baby affectionately.

Panda commemorative coins issued on 20 19 and 2020 are newborn pandas and growing pandas respectively. Children? 202 1, the panda has grown up and can climb trees, but the mother is still worried about the baby and still guards the panda under the tree. The picture is warm and vivid.

This 2020 edition of Panda Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin is another time for China to promote this commemorative coin to people all over the world. Giant panda? Cute creatures unique to China? This is a very unique and impressive picture? China's business card? .

In fact, anyone who knows a little about this news knows that foreigners are extremely enthusiastic about giant pandas and have adopted an idolized attitude to chase them. Perhaps this lovely snack Pearl with dark circles never thought that just eating and drinking in the zoo every day can yield a lot of diehard powder.

Is the commemorative coin issued by the central bank more satisfactory? Cat fan? Children like giant pandas. There are 12 commemorative coins in this set, including 6 ordinary gold and silver commemorative coins and 6 refined gold and silver commemorative coins.

The front design of the commemorative coin is the Tiantan Prayer Hall in Beijing, the capital of China. After all, just as the panda is China's business card, the Forbidden City is also Beijing's resume, and the commemorative coins are printed with the country name and year number. The patterns on the back are all panda pictures, and different denominations will also be marked.