FIFA World Cup 2026ᵀᴹ Welcome the World. Canada 0.25 Dollar Copper/Nickel - B.U. Coincard

Face value: 0,25 CAD
Materiall: CuNi
Weight: 6,990 g
Diameter: 28mm
Quality: B.U.
Mintage:

There’s no other feeling like it—a winning goal at the FIFA World CupTM/MC sends waves of euphoria through the stadium and beyond, uniting fans everywhere in celebration.

In 2026, Canada welcomes the world’s biggest sporting stage, and with it, the chance to be part of something unforgettable.

A goal for the ages, yours to keep.

Face value: 0,25 CAD
Materiall: CuNi
Weight: 6,990 g
Diameter: 28mm
Quality: B.U.
Mintage:

There’s no other feeling like it—a winning goal at the FIFA World CupTM/MC sends waves of euphoria through the stadium and beyond, uniting fans everywhere in celebration.

In 2026, Canada welcomes the world’s biggest sporting stage, and with it, the chance to be part of something unforgettable.

Latvia is composed of five historical regions of the Latvian nation: Vidzeme, Latgale, Kurzeme, Zemgale, and Sēlija. Sēlija was referenced in historical records as early as the 13th century, yet it was not until 2021, with its formal inclusion in the Law on Historical Regions of Latvia, that Sēlija was defined as a distinct cultural and historical region. The carmine-white-moss green flag of Sēlija and the coat of arms of the historical region were approved in 2023. The coat of arms, which is featured on the reverse of the coin, has been crafted by heraldic artist Edgars Sims. Much like the lion of Kurzeme and the elk of Zemgale, the coat of arms of Sēlija incorporates elements of the visual identity of the Duchy of Kurzeme and Zemgale, a symbol that has been portrayed in two distinct forms over the centuries – both with an elk and with a stag. The State Heraldry Commission has developed the basic principles for designing the Sēlija coat of arms, which, in contrast to other coats of arms, was crafted through a collaborative effort with the local communities, municipalities, and civic organisations of Sēlija. Embellishing it is a majestic animal, its crown adorned with elaborate antlers and its head held high – a silver stag set against a red background.

The Sēlija coat of arms marks the conclusion of the series of 2 euro commemorative coins, each honouring one of Latvia's five historical regions.

The coin card with a standard €2 coin from 2026, in a limited edition, is dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty.
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The first Annual Sets release to feature the world’s first official coinage portrait of King Charles III
Each coin features the definitive coinage portrait of His Majesty The King designed by Martin Jennings
Five new commemorative coins feature in the set, specially chosen for this year
Each coin is struck to Brilliant Uncirculated standard, which is a higher standard than the coins found in everyday change
Dated 2023, the coins serve as special keepsakes of a new chapter in numismatic history
Accompanied by fold-out packaging that offers insight into the anniversary, event or figure each coin celebrates

The 2023 Annual Sets contain specially selected commemorative coins that celebrate icons, events and anniversaries of British cultural and historic significance. Serving as a physical representation of The Royal Mint’s dedication to its craft, innovation and quality, these sets are a highly anticipated release that marks another chapter in numismatic history each year. This year’s Annual Sets notably feature Martin Jennings’ definitive effigy of His Majesty The King for the first time.

The third series shows, on the €2 and €1 coins, a portrait of HSH Prince Albert II. HSH Prince Albert’s monogram is depicted on the 10, 20 and 50-cent coins. The coat of arms of the Sovereign Princes of Monaco is the main feature of the design on the 1, 2 and 5-cent coins.

Set of 3 coins on coin cards

Issuing Country: Canada
Face Value: 0,25 Dollars
Weight: 6,99 g
Metal: copper/nickel
Diameter: 28 mm
Quality; B.U.
Year Date: 2026
Mintage: