1985 Palace Museum PR 66 DCAM, VERY RARE 200 mint silver medal

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(1) 1985 PR 66 DCAM Palace Museum silver.   200 plan mint VERY RARE
A building in the Forbidden City is now the Palace Museum.
24 Emperors ruled China from the Forbidden City.   The last Emperor ended in 1924.
Citizens of China were not allowed in until 1925.  A building in the Forbidden City had a name change due to rare art, artifacts, treasures, etc....Today it is called the Palace Museum.
The Palace Museum represents a National Treasure real estate in China.
First year MCC of Palace Museum 1925-1985 (year minted) as stated on medal.
There are other Palace Museum medals, silver, brass, new issue.   The 1985 are the best.
Search Huang Ruiyong's Medal Star List silver  "4 star" out of 5 stars for Palace Museum.
A few years ago in a strong Chinese coin/medal market, a PF 69 were priced/sold for about ,000 +.    The market is entering into another strong market as China owns the World gold supply/gold mines.   China is now wealthy and their coins/medals will soon be discovered.
NGC has about 41 total pop, very very low pop.   PCGS pop?   Crossover/conserve w/ NGC would be best to remove toning and increase grade.
(I had NGC conserve/regrade a 1984 silver pagoda from PF 65 to PF 69)
NGC says "Official Mint Medal".    This is PCGS...
200 plan mint, extremely low.  Actual mint?  Very low graded pop of 41.    Could surviving pop be under 1/2 of plan mint?  Less?
Ring me at bakester then the AT, then eoni.   The . and com.
No mail overseas as i rarely sell anything.   Do you have a trusted friend or coin dealer in the USA i can mail to and they can mail to you overseas?
Photo of COA is for reference only and not part of sale.
Very Rare silver medal.  How many early year/low mint Chinese do you see for sale?
Silver is ready to roar, the world is buying and world mints are running out.   Search Wallstreetsilver on Reddit.     The best of silver w/ highest gains will be rare Chinese numismatics.