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The "Offside Rule" 50p from U.K.  Steve :) |
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Australia
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1978 Argentina 100 Pesos. Celebrating FIFA World Cup  Steve :) View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 15,000 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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Canada
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triggersmob, I like the offside coin. Not an easy one to come by based on eBay. 2018 FIFA World Cup - Russia    |
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United States
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Canada
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1980 Espaņa 25 pesetas. Espaņa 82.  -  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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1980 Espaņa 5 pesetas. Espaņa 82.  -  |
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Canada
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South Africa 2005 issue for the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany.   |
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Canada
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I like the Holey dollars and dumps.   |
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United States
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What an awesome thread!! All the items are great. However, I have to say the offside rule coin is the coolest soccer related coin I have seen!  |
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Canada
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Jamaica $1 from 1982.   |
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United States
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Great coin Cdn |
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United States
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Another Argentina. This one from 1978.   |
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United Kingdom
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2005 French silver 1.50 euro coin commemorating France's victory in the 1998 World Cup and looking ahead to the 2006 World Cup:  Edited by NumisRob
08/26/2018 07:16 am
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.950 silver medal Mexico hosted the second Women's World Soccer Championships in 1971. From the onset, tournament officials faced obstacles and resistance. First, the Federation of Mexican Football opposed the forum and threatened to fine any club that granted women access to their fields. Organizers circumvented the issue by holding games in Estadio Azteca, a privately-owned stadium and home to the Mexico national football team, and Estadio Jalisco, site of the 1970 FIFA World Cup. With the two locations secured, the planners invited Argentina, Denmark, England, France, Italy, and Mexico to the tournament. Denmark won. (source of text above: LINK)   |
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