July Transacted Prices for Silver Panda

The following prices are averaged transacted prices for double-sealed Chinese Silver Panda coins. Prices are in Singapore Dollars (SGD) and includes shipping costs to Singapore.

Legend: L - Large Date; S - Small Date; F - Frosty; M - Mirrored; SR - Serif Font; LTLD: Large Twig Large Date; STLD: Small Twig Large Date; STSD - Small Twig Small Date; D - Domestic

Red indicates a decrease in price over previous month;
Green indicates an increase in price over previous month.

1989 - 62.51
1990L - 69.66; 1990S - Nil
1991L - Nil; 1991S - Nil
1992L - 127.71; 1992S - Nil
1993L - Nil; 1993S - Nil
1994L - Nil; 1994S - 102.91
1995LTLD - 53.56; 1995STLD - Nil; 1995STSD - Nil
1996L - 62.81; 1996S - 33.86

1997L - Nil; 1997S - 74.82

1998L - Nil; 1998S - 63.84

1999L - Nil; 1999S - Nil; 1999SR - 285.24

2000F - 232.11; 2000M - Nil
2001 - 45.75; 2001D - 61.24
2002 - 56.10
2003 - 85.73
2004 - 61.24
2005 - 53.23
2006 - 54.39
2007 - 57.07
2008 - 49.85
2009 - 47.91
2010 - 51.30

Commentary: Compared to July 2009, the number of transactions were much lower. In comparison with previous months, prices have softened except for the key dates like 2000. The 2008 and 2009 has fallen back below $50 mark while 2010 is heading for that. Apparently, the hype in China has died down because it can be seen that the Buy It Now price listed by Chinese sellers have gone down by more than 10%. Compared to a year ago, key date 2000 Frosted version could be bought for below $150. Since March 2010, its price has risen by more than 50%. Even ebay sellers like yeeren are asking to buy from collectors at US$125. It is unknown why the sudden interest in that particular year.