2006 Proof Colourized Sterling Silver Olympic Dollar

2006 Proof Colourized Sterling Silver Olympic DollarKeep the Lucky Loonie legend alive!

At the Salt Lake City Olympic Winter Games in 2002. a loonie brought a stroke of good fortune to Canada when our men's and women's hockey teams skated to victory over a Lucky Loonie buried secretly beneath centre ice.

The Royal Canadian Mint is proud to issue this speciallv designed Lucky Loonie to celebrate a Canadian Olympic story. And to wish all of our Caiiadian athletes the very best of luck this winter 2006 in Torino.

The Coin

This special sterling silver proof aureate dollar contains 92.5 % silver. It is eleven-sided, has a diameter of 26.50 millimetres and weihs 7.00 grams.

2006 Proof Colourized Sterling Silver Olympic Dollar

The reverse leatures the common loon along with the emblem of the Canadian Olympic Team. The obverse features the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 11 by Susanna Blunt.

Only 20,000 minted - sold out at the Mint

$49.95 CDN

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Coins:

The Vancouver 2010 Olympic coins are available in our store. They are not available for shipment outside North America at this time.

According to a page 4 article in the June 25, 2007 issue of Coin World , the Royal Canadian Mint now has an agreement, with the United States Olympic Committee, to allow sales of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic coins to the United States. It appears the coins are not yet available for delivery outside North America. The Vancouver 2010 Olympics 50-coin program, the largest yet for any country, started in February, but stalled in April, when Vanoc, the Vancouver Olympic organizers, and the Mint started enforcing a ban on sales outside Canada, as they had no distribution agreement in place with individual nations' Olympic Committees. Canadian and U.S. residents can now order the coins, and get information about them, by calling Brian Grant Duff at (604)684 4613. By order of Vanoc, we are not allowed to display, describe, or sell the coins on our website, on radio, or on television.

No terms of the agreement with the U.S. Olympic Committee were available at the time the Coin World article was written. The Canadian Numismatic Society email newsletter has been hinting for some weeks that a distribution deal with the States was imminent. It appears we can now ship Vancouver 2010 Olympic coins and souvenir holders to clients in Canada and the United States.

2006 Proof Olympic Lucky Loony in a Bookmark
2006 Proof Colourized Sterling Silver Olympic Dollar
2006 Olympic "Lucky" Loonie
2004 Olympic Lucky Loonie official Mint pack

Stamps:

2003 2010 Olympic Overprint attached stamp booklet trio
1976 Montréal Special Olympics 20¢ commemorative

Newsletters:

Royal Canadian Mint releases Freestyle Skiing quarter
Canada Post Celebrates UBC's 100th Anniversary
Olympic Venues Encrusted with Lucky Loonies
Olympic Snowboarding Quarters take to the slopes
Royal Canadian Mint Release first Vancouver 2010 Olympic Commemorative Quarter
Royal Canadian Mint announces most Ambitious Olympic Coin Program Yet
Royal Canadian Mint to circulate Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Quarters and Dollars
Royal Canadian Mint named as a supplier to the 2010 Olympics
Royal Canadian Mint Launches Lucky Loonie in Vancouver
Vancouver 2010 Olympic Stamp issue
2010 Olympic gold coins
The Royal Canadian Mint launches 25-cent biathlon circulation coin
The Royal Canadian Mint launches 25-cent alpine skiing circulation coin
An Archive of Lucky Loonie Launches
Royal Canadian Mint issues Snowboarding Quarter

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