Chinese Gold Panda (30 g) melt value

China, 2016–present. Contains 0.96357 troy oz of pure gold. The value below updates with the live spot price.

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Melt value today

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One Chinese Gold Panda (30 g)—
Pure gold
0.96357 troy oz
Purity
.999
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Specifications

CountryChina
Years2016–present
Composition.999 fine gold
Total weight30 g
Purity.999 (99.9% gold)
Pure gold29.970 g (0.96357 troy oz)
Diameter32 mm
EdgeReeded
Obverse designTemple of Heaven
Reverse designGiant panda (design changes every year)

Pandas dated before 2016 were sized in troy ounces (1 oz) rather than grams.

Specifications: China Gold Coin Incorporation specifications.

Melt value history

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Worth at other gold prices

Gold spotOne Chinese Gold Panda (30 g)
$3,000 / ozt$2,890.71
$3,500 / ozt$3,372.50
$4,000 / ozt$3,854.28
$4,500 / ozt$4,336.07
$5,000 / ozt$4,817.85

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Common questions

How much gold is in a Chinese Gold Panda (30 g)?

A Chinese Gold Panda (30 g) contains 0.96357 troy ounces (29.970 grams) of pure gold. It weighs 30 grams in total and is .999 fine.

How is the melt value of a Chinese Gold Panda (30 g) calculated?

Multiply the pure gold content (0.96357 troy oz) by the current gold spot price. The calculator on this page does this automatically with live prices.

What will a dealer pay for a Chinese Gold Panda (30 g)?

Bullion coins and bars are usually bought close to the spot value of their metal content, while dealers sell them at a premium over spot. Ask any buyer what percent of melt they are paying and compare.

Melt value is an estimate of metal content at spot price. It is not an offer, appraisal or measure of collector value.