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2017 $20 Cook Islands Lucky Panda 88g. 999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike

2017 $20 Cook Islands Lucky Panda 88g. 999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike
2017 $20 Cook Islands Lucky Panda 88g. 999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike

2017 $20 Cook Islands Lucky Panda 88g. 999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike

999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike. This coin is graded a perfect MS70 by PCGS and is a First Strike. As of 11/28/17 there are only a total of 75 such coins graded by PCGS.

The charismatic Giant Panda is one of the worlds most popular animals. Large males weigh up to 350 pounds but unlike other members of the bear family, giant pandas thrive on a mostly vegetarian diet consisting of up to 99 percent bamboo shoots. The species is endemic to China and its natural montane bamboo forest habitat is highly fragmented due to deforestation and farming practices, leaving the bears reliant on conservation measures for their survival.

The 88 gram fine silver coin is limited to 888 pieces. This coin comes with the original box and certificate of authenticity. Please be sure your address is correct before paying for the invoice. As a result, we will often use a stock photo to represent the item.

When a stock photo is used, the actual item you receive is guaranteed to be of the same quality pictured. Weekends and holidays aren't counted. Our products are 100% guaranteed authentic.

Please include a copy of the original invoice to expedite the return. _gsrx_vers_811 GS 7.0.9 (811). The item "2017 $20 Cook Islands Lucky Panda 88g. 999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike" is in sale since Wednesday, March 28, 2018. This item is in the category "Coins & Paper Money\Coins\ World\Australia & Oceania\Other Oceania Coins". The seller is "texasgse" and is located in Austin, Texas.

This item can be shipped to United States.

  • Certification: PCGS
  • Grade: MS 70
  • Composition: .999 silver
  • Weight: 88g
  • Diameter: 65 mm
  • Mintage: 888


2017 $20 Cook Islands Lucky Panda 88g. 999 Silver Coin PCGS MS70 First Strike