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The 8g Chinese Panda Gold Coin 2027 contains 8 g of 999 fine gold and carries a face value of 100 yuan. It is issued by the People's Bank of China; the reverse of the 46th annual edition shows two pandas resting their heads together beneath bamboo leaves. Diameter 22 mm, mintage up to 200,000. It holds 0.2241 g more gold than a 1/4 oz coin. Gold is VAT-exempt. GoldInvest24.
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The 8g Chinese Panda Gold Coin 2027 contains 8 g of fine gold at 999 fineness and has a face value of 100 yuan. It is issued by the People's Bank of China as legal tender of the People's Republic of China. The 2027 edition was released on 30 October 2026, and its reverse shows two giant pandas resting their heads together.
The 8g coin replaced the 1/4 oz Panda in 2016, and this is the only size where the change meant more gold: 0.2241 g more than a quarter troy ounce (7.7759 g). Its 22 mm diameter is practically the same as a British sovereign (22.05 mm), which holds 7.32 g of fine gold.
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Issuer | People's Bank of China |
| Distributor | China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd. |
| Mints | Shenyang Mint, Shanghai Mint, Shenzhen Guobao Mint |
| Series | Chinese Panda, 2027 edition (46th annual edition since 1982) |
| Metal and fineness | gold 999 |
| Fine gold content | 8 g |
| Diameter | 22 mm |
| Face value | 100 yuan (CNY), legal tender of the PRC |
| Maximum mintage | 200,000 coins |
| Obverse | Temple of Heaven in Beijing, name of the state, year 2027 |
| Reverse | two giant pandas, bamboo leaves, inscriptions 8 g Au .999 and 100 yuan |
| Issue date | 30 October 2026 |
| Packaging | original mint-sealed film |
| VAT | exempt — EU Directive 2006/112/EC, art. 344-356 |
The People's Bank of China issued the first set of gold bullion Pandas on 15 September 1982. The 2027 edition is the 46th in the series. The issue of 30 October 2026 comprises 15 coins: 7 bullion and 8 proof coins in gold, silver and platinum.
Until 2015 this slot was filled by the 1/4 oz Panda. In 2016 it was replaced by the 8g coin: the 22 mm diameter and the 100 yuan face value stayed, while the gold content rose from 7.7759 g to 8 g.
The coins are struck by three mints: Shenyang Mint, Shanghai Mint and Shenzhen Guobao Mint. The sole distributor is China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd. The announcement does not state which mint strikes which size.
The obverse is shared by every coin in the edition. It shows the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The name of the state runs around the top in Chinese characters, with the year 2027 at the bottom. The Temple of Heaven has appeared on the series since its first edition.
At 22 mm the same drawing of the hall is scaled down, yet the three roof tiers stay legible.
The reverse of the 2027 edition shows two giant pandas in close-up, resting their heads together. Bamboo leaves appear above them on the left. The background is plain, with no landscape. The design is by Tong Fang; according to reports from the issue ceremony, the way the heads meet suggests the shape of a heart.
The weight and fineness are struck at the top: 8 g Au .999, with the face value of 100 yuan at the bottom. All 15 coins of the edition carry the same design — they differ in inscriptions and scale. At 22 mm the design fills the whole field, from the bamboo leaves to the paw at the bottom edge.
The 2027 edition includes five gold bullion coins. The 8g coin has a mintage of 200,000 — like the 15g coin.
| Coin | Fine gold | Former counterpart (until 2015) | Diameter | Face value | Maximum mintage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 30g Panda | 30 g | 1 oz (31.1035 g) | 32 mm | 500 yuan | 500,000 |
| 15g Panda | 15 g | 1/2 oz (15.5517 g) | 27 mm | 200 yuan | 200,000 |
| 8g Panda | 8 g | 1/4 oz (7.7759 g) | 22 mm | 100 yuan | 200,000 |
| 3g Panda | 3 g | 1/10 oz (3.1103 g) | 18 mm | 50 yuan | 500,000 |
| 1g Panda | 1 g | 1/20 oz (1.5552 g) | 10 mm | 10 yuan | 500,000 |
Weights, diameters, face values and mintages are taken from People's Bank of China Announcement No. 26 of 19 October 2026.
The coin contains 8 g of fine gold at 999 fineness. It has a diameter of 22 mm and a face value of 100 yuan.
Two giant pandas resting their heads together, with bamboo leaves in the upper left. The weight and fineness (8 g Au .999) are at the top and the 100 yuan face value at the bottom. Every coin of the 2027 edition carries the same design.
Yes. 8 g is 0.2241 g (about 2.9%) more than a quarter troy ounce, which weighs 7.7759 g. The 8g coin replaced the 1/4 oz Panda in 2016 and kept its 22 mm diameter and 100 yuan face value.
The People's Bank of China has set the maximum mintage at 200,000 coins. The other gold bullion coins of the edition: 30g, 3g and 1g — 500,000 each; 15g — 200,000.
The issuer is the People's Bank of China. The coins are struck by Shenyang Mint, Shanghai Mint and Shenzhen Guobao Mint, and the sole distributor is China Gold Coin Group Co., Ltd. The coin is legal tender of the People's Republic of China with a face value of 100 yuan.
No. A gold coin of 999 fineness that is legal tender is exempt from VAT under articles 344-356 of EU Directive 2006/112/EC.
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