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Russia Olympic Soccer 3 Roubles 1993 Proof Silver Crown

$49.99

Issued by authority of the government of the Russia in 1993, this proof silver crown celebrates the biggest sports event in the world, the World Cup. The World Cup competition occurs every four years and is the most highly anticipated and watched sporting event known to man. Of particular interest is the manner in which the Russian Mint was able to contrast the fields and devices on this coin in order to accentuate the lead player. The effect doubles the realism of the player’s face and muscles. This coin would make a great present for that soccer (known throughout the rest of the planet as football) fan in your life or any collector of world coins.

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Poland XXVIII Olympics Fencing Competition 2004 10 Zlotych Proof Silver Crown

$49.99

The XXVIII Olympics were held in Australia in 2000, and world coins from many nations were issued to mark the event. This particular piece features the sport of fencing. Would make a nice gift for collectors of Olympic or world coins.

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Gibraltar Year Of The Ocean Windsurfers 1998 One Crown Uncirculated

$14.99

This beautiful uncirculated Crown was issued by the government of Gibraltar to commemorate the International Year of the Ocean in 1998. Featured on the reverse of this Crown is a scene with two windsurfers plying the waves.

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Mongolia Ice Skating Dancing Queen Proof Silver Crown w/Diamond 500 Tugrik Terper 2006

$69.99

Comes in a red leatherette presentation case with a Certificate of Authority.

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Mongolia Sumo Wrestler Ounomatsu Silver Proof With Color 2005 Box And COA

$99.99

Japanese Sumo Wrestling is one of the oldest martial arts in Japan. Sumo wrestlers were a favorite subject on Japanese woodblock prints. Sumo wrestling is enjoying rising popularity – comparable to basketball in North America or soccer in Europe. Sumo has its roots in the Shinto religion. The matches were dedicated to the gods in prayers for a good harvest. The oldest written records date back to the 8th century. But the early forms of the Sumo tradition are probably more than 1500 years. Sumo prints from the 18th and 19th century prove the popularity of the sport in the past. During the last two decades the art of Sumo wrestling was able to establish itself even outside of Japan. Akebono, an American born in Hawaii, became the first American champion to reach the highest rank. This is the premiere of famous Japanese woodblock prints depicted on a legal tender coin.

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Mongolia Sumo Wrestler Shiranui Silver Proof With Color 2005 Box And COA

$89.99

Japanese Sumo Wrestling is one of the oldest martial arts in Japan. Sumo wrestlers were a favorite subject on Japanese woodblock prints. Sumo wrestling is enjoying rising popularity – comparable to basketball in North America or soccer in Europe. Sumo has its roots in the Shinto religion. The matches were dedicated to the gods in prayers for a good harvest. The oldest written records date back to the 8th century. But the early forms of the Sumo tradition are probably more than 1500 years. Sumo prints from the 18th and 19th century prove the popularity of the sport in the past. During the last two decades the art of Sumo wrestling was able to establish itself even outside of Japan. Akebono, an American born in Hawaii, became the first American champion to reach the highest rank. This is the premiere of famous Japanese woodblock prints depicted on a legal tender coin.

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