Precious metal commemorative coins are usually issued to commemorate major events and promote cultural heritage. Therefore, they have great collection and investment value and have been sought after by the public in recent years. Precious metal commemorative coins are cast from gold and silver. The material itself is quite valuable. In addition, the casting process is exquisite and artistic. Therefore, whenever they are released, there will be a rush to buy them. Many consumers can only look at the "coins" and sigh. Now that we are at the end of the year, precious metal commemorative coins will usher in a concentrated sales period, which is bound to usher in a new craze.
Take the 2017 version of the Panda gold and silver commemorative coins issued by the People's Bank of China as an example. The 2017 version of the Panda gold and silver coins (6 pieces), which will be released on October 28, and the 2017 version of the Panda refined gold and silver coins (6 pieces) that will be issued on December 15, are both legal tender of the People's Republic of China. The obverse images of this set of gold and silver commemorative coins are Beijing's Temple of Heaven and the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvest , and the country name and year number are printed; the reverse images are all a picture of a panda eating bamboo, and the denomination, weight and fineness are also printed. However, because this set of commemorative coins features antique buildings with Chinese characteristics and the cute and naive "national treasure" giant panda pattern, in the eyes of investors and collectors who love traditional Chinese elements, it is a commemorative coin with great investment potential and collection value. It is also a great gift for relatives and friends.
China's precious metal commemorative coins are all issued by the People's Bank of China and are exclusively operated by the China Gold Coin Corporation, which is directly affiliated with the People's Bank of China. The most familiar way to buy commemorative coins is simply to buy them at the distribution outlets authorized by China Gold Coin Corporation and various commercial banks. I believe that many people have experienced the scene of crowds of people buying coins. There are often many enthusiastic consumers who get up early in the morning. Catch a late gathering. So here comes the question: If there is no channel information for offline coin purchase, how can you seize the opportunity to buy gold and silver commemorative coins?
is the official online mall sponsored by China Gold Coin Corporation launched in 2015 - China Gold Coin Online Mall (http ://www.chinaGOLDcoin.net/), catering to the current consumption trend of consumers who are keen on online shopping, provides consumers who want to purchase precious metal commemorative coins with a wealth of commemorative coin products, convenient and fast purchase channels and comprehensive services. For the 2017 Panda Gold and Silver Coins mentioned earlier, you can see the coin purchase entrance on the homepage of the China Gold Coin Online Mall. Consumers can complete the purchase of commemorative coins while sitting in front of the computer. Compared with the fatigue of queuing offline, I don’t know how comfortable it is.
In order to meet the needs of consumers to purchase coins to the greatest extent, China Gold Coin Online Mall has formulated open and fair "lottery" rules for some products, carried out real-name authentication, public sales quantities, public sales methods and other measures, and is committed to creating an open and fair China Online sales platform for precious metal products. Consumers who want to seize the opportunity to purchase gold and silver commemorative coins can now log in to the China Gold Coin Online Mall (http://www.chinagoldcoin.net/) to complete the “lottery” and “flash sale” purchases of the corresponding commemorative coins. . In addition to the 2017 Panda Gold Coin, the 2017 Panda Silver Coin will also be available for sale online next week. In addition, two projects, the 2016 Beijing International Coin Expo silver commemorative coin and the 20th anniversary of the founding of the Bank of Qingdao, gold and silver commemorative coins with panda characters, have also started "lottery purchase" registration activities in the China Gold Coin Online Mall (http://yding. chinagoldcoin.net/). It is understood that the first two sales of the 2017 Panda Silver Coins in China Gold Coin Online Mall were sold out. If consumers want to participate in the purchase, they can go to the mall in time to understand the relevant sales information to avoid missing out on the opportunity.
It is understood that the silver commemorative coins of the 2016 Beijing International Coin Expo are refined coins , round, containing 30 grams of pure silver, 40 mm in diameter, 10 yuan in face value, 99.9% in fineness, and with a maximum circulation of 30,000 pieces. It is my country's own coin. Since the first International (Stamp) Coin Expo was held in 1995, the People's Bank of China has issued commemorative silver coins with the same theme. One coin is issued at each expo, forming a series. The commemorative coin issued this time is the last coin in this round of pattern series, which can be said to be the perfect ending of this round of ten series.
The 20th anniversary of the founding of the Bank of Qingdao, the panda-marked gold and silver commemorative coin is an 8-gram round gold commemorative coin. In addition to the Beijing Temple of Heaven Prayer Hall and the panda pattern, year number, English text and face, it also adds "Qingdao Bank" "20th Anniversary of the Founding" in Chinese with a maximum circulation of 30,000 pieces; the 30-gram round silver commemorative coin is a common coin with a maximum circulation of 80,000 coins. Since it coincides with the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Bank of Qingdao, it is particularly valuable for commemoration and collection.
In addition, China Gold Coin Online Mall will continue to launch other colorful interactive activities such as rush sales, uploading pictures to get commemorative coins, donating to charity projects and receiving gifts, etc., to create more opportunities for consumers to collect commemorative coins.
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