The 1983-1985 entries on this checklist are a different coin in all but name — proof-only, 27 grams at 0.900 fine rather than a full troy ounce at .999 — so treat those three years as a separate, specialist sub-project rather than the natural starting point. Like the Gold Panda, 2001 and 2002 share the same design due to a since-reversed freeze, worth knowing before you assume every entry is a unique piece of art.
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Most collectors don't — the 1983-1985 proof-only coins are a different weight and purity from the modern standard and command specialist pricing. Starting with a modern-era common date is more practical.
Yes — the design freeze that affected the Gold Panda in those years applied to the Silver Panda as well, so those two years share the same obverse artwork.