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This is a very rare original coin or medallion issued by the Canadian Olympic Committee for the 1972 Canadian Olympic gymnastics team. No Canadian gymnast won a medal in Munich, but this was the year that Russia's Olga Korbut won 3 gold medals (2 individual, 1 team) and a silver. The coin is square with rounded corners and measures 27 millimeters across and is 3 millimeters thick. The composition is unknown but possibly brass or bronze. It has minor wear. ONLY ONE AVAILABLE FOR SALE.
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Since we may have more than one of these coin(s) in stock, you should use this stock photograph as an indicator of the quality of the coin(s) you will receive. Be assured, you will receive the exact date, grade, mint mark and grading service you order whether raw or certified. Our coin(s) will not have toning unless otherwise noted. APMEX stands behind every coin it sells with a satisfaction guarantee.
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* Legal tender of Sierra Leone. * Available in Proof Sterling Silver. * Sterling Silver coins are struck four times to produce the legendary Pobjoy Proof finish. * Part of the Pobjoy Olympic Collection.
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Italy issued this attractive bi-metallic 2 Euro coin for to commeomorate the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turino (Turin). The obverse of the 2 Euro coin features a downhill skier and the landmark Mole Antonelliana of Turin. The reverse is the standard 2 Euro reverse used throughout the Euro zone. The Mole Antonelliana, started in 1863, was intended to be a Jewish Synagogue, however the architect got carried away. He made numerous changes that substantially increasing the height, cost and construction...
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This freshly minted, 2010 issue of the Olympic Maple Leaf Gold coins is the last of the three-year series that started in 2008 and will end in 2010, the year that the Winter Olympic Games will be held in Vancouver. The beautiful, three-year-only Olympic Winter Games Gold Maple Leaf coins are available only in extremely limited quantities of 50,000 coins minted per year.
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Each Olympic coin features an additional image overlaid on top of the traditional Maple Leaf. The overlaid image is a modern interpretation of the traditional inukshuk, which is a stone sculpture used by Canada's Inuit people as a directional landmark across the northern Canadian lands of snow and ice.
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1980 Moscow Olympics Russian coin. Dated 1979. fine detail and conditio. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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When the authorizing legislation was finally approved, the 1984 Olympic coin program was a three-coin issue of two silver dollars, released in 1983 and 1984 and a $10 gold piece issued in 1984. This was the first $10 U.S. gold coin to be minted since 1933 and the first U.S. coin to bear the “W” mintmark of the new West Point Mint. The historic $10 gold Olympic coin was struck with the same weight, size and fineness of the last $10 Gold Eagle issued in 1933. It features male and female runners carrying...
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Official Athens 2004 Olympic pin features an ancient Greek coin with a discus thrower.
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Proof silver dollar and proof clad half dollar. Certificate of Authenticity. Government issued box.
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Official Athens 2004 Olympic Games memento - struck by Greek National Mint Unique bimetal type, the 1st ever Euro Olympic commemorative is in BU quality Set in a colourful, informative pack and fantastic value - for- money Measuring 25.75 in diameter and weighing 8.5g, each 2 Euro coin is struck to Uncirculated quality. We are currently having limited quantities available so please call us for purchasing large quantities to ensure availability. The Greek National Mint no longer offers uncirculated...
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Greece: Athens 2004 Olympics - Ancient Coins
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This is a unique Olympics collectible. It is a fake silver coin. The cycling image is on one side; on the other are the Olympic rings. This faux coin was to commemorate the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. It was a premium distributed in General Mills Cereals.
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Product Description - Olympic gold coin Boxing; - 24k gold plated medallion; - Diameter 40mm. Weight: about 28g; - Packed in clear plastic case & air bubble mailer for perfect protection;
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A comprehensive collection, each set includes the 40.6mm 1oz .999 Silver Proof $1, the 22.5mm 10g .9999 Gold Proof $60 AND a unique al-br $1 BU type! Featuring the iconic Boxing Kangaroo, a Chinese Dragon and official AOC Flag & Rings logo, this 30.2mm $1 forms the perfect complement to the full-colour precious metal Proofs.
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Eight Gem Proof gold coins commemorating the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Colored designs featuring Olympic Stadium, runner at the starting line, the Sydney Olympics emblem, preparation of athletes, presentation of Olympic medal, and Olympic Torch. Non-colored coins picture a runner in the rain and athletes training. Precious metal content of each of the 8 coins is 10.02 gm. (total of 80.16 gm.) of pure (9999 fine) gold.
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A one-year issue Silver Dollar commemorative struck in honor of the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona depicts a baseball pitcher on the obverse. The problem is, the design closely resembles Hall-of-Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan, as seen on his 1991 Fleer Trading Card. The controversy? The use of a living person is strictly prohibited on U.S. coinage, making this Silver Dollar an instant collector must-have.
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Includes the "P" Mint (Unc) or "S" Mint (Proof) Silver Dollar And "W" Mint $5.00 Gold (Uncirculated Format Shown).
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This 1992 uncirculated silver dollar coin comes in original box and has certificate of authenticity. Great for any collector or for someone beginning in coins.
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Includes the three BU Olympic dollars form the three mints - P,D & S. Complete with certificate of authenticity box.
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