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 China 1995 50 Years of UN 10 Yuan Silver Coin,Proof US $88.00 
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 1989 China First Year of Issue Panda 10 (ten) Yuan .999 Silver 1oz Coin NGC MS69 US $71.00
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 2011 Oz 999 fine silver 10 Yuan PANDA coin Mint case and perfect never touched US $119.99
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 NGC MS70 1993 China 10 Yuan 1oz Silver Panda coin Perfect Grade POP 1 and ONLY US $3,500.00
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 2011 1 OZ SILVER PANDA CHINA 10 YN YUAN NGC MS69 .999 FINE S10Y PROOF LIKE COIN US $53.01
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 1990 China .999 (1) Troy Ounce B U 10 Yuan Silver Panda Coin. Desirable Date! US $102.50
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 1993 - 1998 CHINA PANDA 5 YUAN FINE 999 SILVER 6 COIN SET PCGS MS69 WITH CERT US $1,599.95
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 2012 CHINA PANDA 10 YUAN 1 OZ PURE .999 SILVER PCGS FIRST STRIKE MS 70 RARE COIN US $191.38
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 2007, 2008, 2009 1 OZ Silver China Panda 10 Yuan ACCA PR-69 .999 Ag (3 coins) US $162.00
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 1914 China Silver 50 Cent Coin Yuan Shih Kai US $301.00
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 1992 China 5 Yuan Marco Polo Silver Proof Coin NGC PF69UC US $225.00
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 1992 5 Yuan Marco Polo silver coin(15g) US $129.00
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 2009 China 10 Yuan Panda 30th Anniversary Silver Coin NGC MS70 US $345.00
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 1995 China 10 Yuan 50TH Anniversary United Nations Silver Proof Coin US $85.00
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 China 2005 Rooster 10 Yuan Fan-Shaped 1oz Silver Coin US $295.00
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 China 1997 Thailand Friendship 10 Yuan 1oz Silver Coin,Proof US $155.00
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 China 2006 1oz silver coin 70th anni of the long March 1 oz 10 yuan US $189.00
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 1998 CHINA 5 YUAN 1/2 OZ PANDA COLORIZED SILVER PROOF COIN PCGS PR68 DCAM US $135.00
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 1993 5 Yuan Copper Coin in Sterling Silver Bezel !!! US $5.26
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 CHINA 2005 SILVER 300 YUAN 1 KG .999 PANDA COIN PROOF US $4,699.00
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 1999 Chinese Silver Panda Coin 1 oz. .999 Silver 10 Yuan in Hard Plastic Case US $135.50
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 2011 CHINA LUNAR RABBIT COLOUR 10 TEN YUAN SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR70 DCAM US $949.95
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 2004 Silver Panda China, 10 yuan, Silver Gold, Coin Expo, NGC MS 69 US $102.50
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 2007 CHINA PANDA 1oz 999 SILVER 10 YUAN COIN PCGS MS69 US $267.07
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 2011 China 10 Yuan Panda Silver 1 oz Coin Beautiful US $55.99
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 2000 CHINA PANDA SILVER COIN 10 YUAN 1 OUNCE PANDA COIN US $237.50
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 2011 1 OZ SILVER PANDA CHINA 10 YN YUAN .999 FINE S10Y SPOTTED COIN US $34.11
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 1989 China 10 Yuan Panda Silver Coin NGC MS69 US $255.00
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 Proof China 10 Yuan 1995 Silver 2 coins set Dinosaurs Pterodactyl & Stegosaurus US $1,499.00
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 China 1986 World Cup 5 Yuan Silver Coin,Proof US $195.00
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 PCGS MS63 1921 year 10 China Yuan Shih Kai RARE silver dollar coin US $1,800.00
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 2005 Chinese Silver Panda 10 Yuan Coin US $70.00
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 PCGS MS63 1914 China Yuan Shih Kai RARE silver dollar coin "三角圆" US $1,600.00
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 2011 CHINA RABBIT SCALLOPED 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR69 DCAM US $474.95
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 2011 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN US $120.02
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 2011 CHINA PANDA COLOUR 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN US $105.01
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 2011 CHINA LUNAR RABBIT 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR69 DCAM US $550.95
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 2011 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 US $189.95
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 2011 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $104.45
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 2010 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 US $239.95
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 2010 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $123.45
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 2009 CHINA 30TH ANNIV PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 US $499.95
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 2009 CHINA 30TH ANNIV PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $149.95
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 2009 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $139.95
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 2009 BEIJING COIN EXPO 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR69 DCAM US $550.95
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 2007 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 - POP 86 US $749.95
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 2007 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $227.95
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 2006 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $256.45
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 2006 CHINA BEIJING BANK ANNIV PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $360.95
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 2006 BEIJING COIN EXPO PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $1,139.95
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 2005 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN NGC MS70 US $664.95
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 2005 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 - POP 52 US $949.95
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 2005 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $265.95
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 2004 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 - POP 22 US $3,134.95
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 2004 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $313.45
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 2004 BEIJING EXPO PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $522.45
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 2004 BEIJING COIN EXPO PANDA 10 YUAN 999 SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS68 US $322.95
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 2002 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $360.95
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 China 1999 Year of Rabbit 10 Yuan 1oz Colour Silver Coin,Proof US $395.00
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 2001-D CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 - POP 5 US $3,799.95
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 2001-D CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $408.45
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 2001 CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $284.95
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 2000 CHINA MILLENNIUM Y2K 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS PR69 DCAM US $598.45
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 2000 GUANGZHOU COIN EXPO PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $1,282.45
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 2000 CHINA PANDA FROSTED 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $759.95
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 1999 CHINA BEIJING COIN EXPO PANDA 10 TEN YUAN SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $759.95
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 1999 CHINA BEIJING COIN EXPO PANDA 10 TEN YUAN SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS68 US $436.95
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 1999-SD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 SMALL DATE US $569.95
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 1998 CHINA BEIJING COIN EXPO PANDA 10 TEN YUAN SILVER GOLD 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $854.95
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 1998 CHINA PANDA COLOUR 10 YUAN 999 SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR69 DCAM -POP 29 US $522.45
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 1998-SD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 SMALL DATE -POP 32 US $569.95
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 1997-SD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 SMALL DATE US $313.45
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 1997-LD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 LARGE DATE US $294.45
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 1996-LD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 LARGE DATE US $284.95
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 1996-SD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS70 SMALL DATE - POP 2 US $4,499.95
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 1996-SD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 SMALL DATE US $284.95
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 1995-LDLT CHINA PANDA 10 YUAN SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 LARGE DATE LARGE TWIG US $284.95
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 1991 China Silver Panda 1 Troy Oz. BU Coin 10 Yuan .999 Fine One Ounce US $36.00
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 1989 China Silver Panda 1 Troy Oz. BU Coin 10 Yuan .999 Fine One Ounce US $28.65
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 1993-LD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 LARGE DATE US $629.95
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 1989 CHINA 10 YUAN 1 OZ 0.999 SILVER PANDA CHINESE COIN US $139.95
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 1991-LD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 LARGE DATE US $579.95
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 1990-P CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN NGC PF68 US $569.95
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 1990-P CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR69 DCAM US $699.95
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 1990-LD CHINA PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 LARGE DATE US $332.45
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 1989 CHINA FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE PANDA 10 TEN YUAN 999 SILVER 1oz COIN PCGS MS69 US $329.95
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 1988 CHINA LUNAR YEAR OF THE DRAGON 10 TEN YUAN SILVER PROOF 1oz COIN PCGS PR68 US $788.45
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 1986 Empress of China Ship 5 Yuan Silver Coin BU COABOX US $69.99
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Yuan Silver Coin
China's Yunnan Province
While China’s northeastern parts such as Beijing and Shandong may represent the historical heart of the People’s Republic, it’s in the west where we find a unique cultural diversity that is so attractive to travelers.
Nowhere else in the country might one uncover the splendor of China’s varied minority population than ’south of the clouds,’ Yunnan. Situated on the southwestern corner of four other provinces, Yunnan also shares borders with three countries (not quite including Thailand and India), its proximity resulting in the highest concentration of ethnic groups in all of China.
However, with the northern Naxi city of Lijiang having become China’s hottest holiday destination for tour groups, nearby Dali a laidback retreat for younger backpackers, and Zhongdian a jumping off point for Tibet, south Yunnan remains a relatively unspoiled region.
From the concrete jungle of the provincial capital city of Kunming into the rain forests of Xishuangbanna, this writer bypassed the more popular route towards Laos and Vietnam for the less-explored areas around the Burma perimeter. My timing was perfect, as I arrived in the village of Menghun just before its Sunday market.
A quiet community accented with stilted wooden homes and a hilltop monastery overlooking the surrounding rice fields, the day’s drizzly weather served to enhance the village’s reticence. But through the gray I caught glimpses of color that revealed thselves to be the region’s multiple ethnic minorities.By mid-morning, Menghun’s relatively small marketplace, abounding with freshly slaughtered pig heads, brilliant fruits and vegetables, plugs of tobacco and a rainbowof textiles, became a veritable kaleidoscope of culture unlike any I have every witnessed. I was first met by the silky glory of Xishuangbanna’s majority population, the Dai, a 2000 year-old culture that fuses Hinayana Buddhism with elements of Thai. The Dai dress attractively in shimmering attire, but it is the younger Dai girls in their formfitting pastel sarongs who catch one’s eye before teasingly runing away like nymphs.
Further illuminating the otherwise dark day were the Akha people, known as the Hani. Like a resplendent yet elusive jungle bird, the Akha appear from the deep lush hills only on market day, whence they adorn themselves in heavy layers of black brilliantly highlighted with intricately embroidered patterns. Descendants of the nomadic Qiang from Tibet, each Hani subgroup wear a different colored headdress to signify their tribe, not unlike the plumage of a proud bird, and lavishly accessorize in silver-studded bracelets and leggings, patchwork satchels and antiqued coins stretching out their earlobes. Tumpline baskets around their heads and teeth stained red with betel nut are commonplace.
Especially weary of outsiders, they timidly skirted all my advancements, however friendly persistence coupled with a sincere interest in their lifestyle soon granted me access to a tight knit Akha clan. They spoke very little Mandarin, and of course no English, so we relied simply on gestures and smiles in an attempt to learn about each other.
By noon the market had cleared along with the rain, the streets now lined with vivid knots of indigenous folk awaiting tractors to take them back to their respective outlying villages.
My continued journey through Xishuangbanna Autonomous Prefecture would take me deeper into the surrounding tropical jungles, including a 50km trek from Bulongshan to Damenglong. But those are stories for another time. For now I will reminisce over that small yet colorful town of Menghun, for nowhere else have I ever witnessed such a definitive representation of China’s beautifully proud ethnic minorities.
Tom Carter, a freelance writer and photographer from San Francisco, has lived in China the past two and a half years. He is currently backpacking through all 32 Chinese provinces.
Transportation
1) From Kunming’s main bus station on Beijing Lu, express leeper busses to Jinghong, capital of Xinshuangbanna, daily at 6:30pm (150yuan, 15 hours).
2) Shuttles from Jinghong to Menghun leave the No.2 Bus Station every 20 minutes between 7am and 6pm (15yuan, 2 hours).
Accommodation
In Mengun there are several small boardinghouses, luguan, located on the main street near the bus stop (20 yuan each). A backpacker’s favorite is Baita Fandian (White Tower Hotel, 10 yua for a bed) on the outskirts of town and overlooking a lily pond teaming with fish and frogs. Directions are complicated so it’s best to ask locals to point you there
Regional cuisine
Rice is the staple diet of the Dai people, who were the first in the history of the world to cultivate rice as a food. Sticky rice baked in fragrant bamboo is a specialty. Xishuangbanna locals also enjoy nibbling on grilled pigtail from street vendors, and perpetually chewing on betel nut (binglang) mixed with lime, which gives off a light narcotic effect while staining the mouth red.
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About the Author
TOM CARTER is the author of CHINA: Portrait of a People, a definitive 600-page book of photography due out winter 2007 from Hong Kong publisher Blacksmith Books.
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