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Pair of Vancouver 2010 Olympic Canada 25-cent Magnetic Pins
Pair of Vancouver 2010 Olympic Canada 25-cent Magnetic Pins
The 2010 Winter Olympics, held in Vancouver, Canada, were among the most successful Olympic Games in history. Public attendance was record high; the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA was watched by 114 million people worldwide. 2010 saw Canada win its first gold medal as a host nation, and it went on to set the record for the most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics.
These promotional pins, officially licensed and sold to support the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the games, feature 25-cent coins that were minted in anticipation of the coming Olympics. The coins fix magnetically to the colourful pin base, which reads "VANCOUVER 2010." A variety of sports were featured on the coins; this lot includes snowboarding and curling.
The 2010 Winter Olympics, held in Vancouver, Canada, were among the most successful Olympic Games in history. Public attendance was record high; the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA was watched by 114 million people worldwide. 2010 saw Canada win its first gold medal as a host nation, and it went on to set the record for the most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics.
These promotional pins, officially licensed and sold to support the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the games, feature 25-cent coins that were minted in anticipation of the coming Olympics. The coins fix magnetically to the colourful pin base, which reads "VANCOUVER 2010." A variety of sports were featured on the coins; this lot includes snowboarding and curling.
Pair of Vancouver 2010 Olympic Canada 25-cent Magnetic Pins
The 2010 Winter Olympics, held in Vancouver, Canada, were among the most successful Olympic Games in history. Public attendance was record high; the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA was watched by 114 million people worldwide. 2010 saw Canada win its first gold medal as a host nation, and it went on to set the record for the most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics.
These promotional pins, officially licensed and sold to support the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the games, feature 25-cent coins that were minted in anticipation of the coming Olympics. The coins fix magnetically to the colourful pin base, which reads "VANCOUVER 2010." A variety of sports were featured on the coins; this lot includes snowboarding and curling.
The 2010 Winter Olympics, held in Vancouver, Canada, were among the most successful Olympic Games in history. Public attendance was record high; the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA was watched by 114 million people worldwide. 2010 saw Canada win its first gold medal as a host nation, and it went on to set the record for the most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics.
These promotional pins, officially licensed and sold to support the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the games, feature 25-cent coins that were minted in anticipation of the coming Olympics. The coins fix magnetically to the colourful pin base, which reads "VANCOUVER 2010." A variety of sports were featured on the coins; this lot includes snowboarding and curling.
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Pair of Vancouver 2010 Olympic Canada 25-cent Magnetic Pins
The 2010 Winter Olympics, held in Vancouver, Canada, were among the most successful Olympic Games in history. Public attendance was record high; the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA was watched by 114 million people worldwide. 2010 saw Canada win its first gold medal as a host nation, and it went on to set the record for the most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics.
These promotional pins, officially licensed and sold to support the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the games, feature 25-cent coins that were minted in anticipation of the coming Olympics. The coins fix magnetically to the colourful pin base, which reads "VANCOUVER 2010." A variety of sports were featured on the coins; this lot includes snowboarding and curling.
The 2010 Winter Olympics, held in Vancouver, Canada, were among the most successful Olympic Games in history. Public attendance was record high; the gold medal hockey game between Canada and the USA was watched by 114 million people worldwide. 2010 saw Canada win its first gold medal as a host nation, and it went on to set the record for the most gold medals won in a single Winter Olympics.
These promotional pins, officially licensed and sold to support the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the games, feature 25-cent coins that were minted in anticipation of the coming Olympics. The coins fix magnetically to the colourful pin base, which reads "VANCOUVER 2010." A variety of sports were featured on the coins; this lot includes snowboarding and curling.
