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I'm in for a roll Maggie, thanks

2002 Panda At one point they were ignored and now have become one of the hottest rising coins in the Panda series. Value has been increasing in the bay and large coin retailers like Apmex. Unfortunately I only have a few. 2010 Panda Again, I only own a few of this year. 2004 Panda Nice...

Yes, the dragon mania has pushed up the price of tigers recently but the tigers even prior to that were going steadily up. The tigers are a popular lunar animal in the states as well. I don't see the prices of tigers dropping much or not dropping at all in the future. As for the dragons, I do...

I agree with Matthew with the exception of tigers. At least in the US, tigers go for nearly $100 a coin. They have skyrocketed in the past 3 weeks.

We are pretty lucky to have these kind of forums to not only discuss all things that are Panda related but to also buy/sell Pandas as well. Even though Pandas are very beautiful coins that have a strong numismatic value, trying to get the best price for your coin is not the easiest depending...

Appreciate the input yennus. Looks like it's best to stay away from the colored coins for now.

Thanks guys!

Hey everyone Was at the coin shop and saw the multicored 10 and 5 yuan multicolored set for $130 at a coin shop. I thought it was a good deal at first as it passed the real inspection test, had a genuine COA for each coin. This two coin set looked like a good deal as it's mintage of 100,000 can...

But I could have bought 2 and a half ounces of generic silver instead! What am I thinking....lol

Hiho The same scenario happened less than a year ago. I was thinking about buying a few boxed sets of the ANDA 2 oz colored tiger for almost $100 a piece. I was talked out of it and instead bought the 2010 eagles from bullion direct. I think it was like $25 per coin and I grabbed two rolls...

I notice this too with not just Pandaphobes but a few other peeps as well. They are not open to learning or just being critical just for curiosity sake, rather they attack in an underhand way. Like they are trying to put you down because you made a good move by purchasing say a 2010 lunar tiger...

I have been reserving on a 2009 kilo panda for $3200 (with box and COA) for awhile and payment times coming. While it's tough to swallow paying a kilo coin for $100/ozwhen silver is at $40 oz, this coin seem a lot to have going for it 4000 mintage Proof finish Comes with box/COA to help...

These coins will soon explode, is only a matter of time. Just the fact thAt their mintage is set at a 1000, coming from ANDA, part of a lunar series with the rabbit being a hit animal, and just a beautiful coin....this coin has set itself apart than your other typical "boxed" rehashed Perth Mint...

Excellent summary of the Pandas! This is why 25% of my stash are Pandas (with the rest being kooks...and bits of ASEs and Lunars) Even the coins that are priced over a $100 for certain years like the 2002 Panda is a good investment IMO as these coins just take off on their own for demand and...

The 2008 gilded kooks are still hot and IMO still have the most upside potential out of any kooks. (1 oz). They remind of the series I Lunar proofs with it's low mintage and sexy design. (or even the older gilded Britannias which are pure gems) They are sleepers at the moment and even...

I've been doing the same thing. Been buying any series I proof I can get my hands on for around $110 per 1 oz. Lunars are growing in demand and the limited proof series are going to be the key coins to get in that series. The Chinese are just discovering the Lunar series and imagine how...

Cool. Though many of the coins talked about here (Pandas, Lunars, Perth stuff) not only did they just keep their already high premiums but a few coins have actually increased. For example the 2002 Pandas premium increased duringmthe bearish doldrum period after the flash crash. Same with Lunar...

Not sure what you are trying to get at. I think it's understood already that generics usually get outperformed in comparison to other govt minted back coins and it's strictly for the "silver is silver" crowd. Nothing wrong with that, different strokes for different folks. Personally I think...

Great chart. If I had to make a small little change, I would put 2002 Panda a bit closer to the 2004, and the timber wolf a bit more ahead than the grizzly. Still, very nice chart!

I wouldn't load up on the grizzlies just for what you said, first of the series tends to command a bigger premium. Plus the fact that the wolf may seem more appealing than the grizzly. I was lucky to get wolves when they first came out as it was like only an extra 50 cent difference compared...