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Lucky Loonie. - Canada 1$ 2026 Copper/Nickel coin set with Key Chain

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19,00 €
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Metal: Cupper/Nickel
Weight: 6,23 g
Diameter: 26,5 (mm)
Quality: B.U.

Canada’s Lucky Loonie is back! This keychain keepsake celebrates Canadian pride and the spirit of victory, inspiring athletes and Canadians alike. Perfect as a good-luck charm, patriotic gift, or symbol of determination.
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