Canada, Ice Hockey 50 cent 1909-10

This crown of Jordan was issued for the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations in 1995. Now Jordan is an exotic country, I have been there only once, but the people were so nice and friendly that Claire and I want to go back there again. This crown or 5 Dinars is struck in Uncirculated cupronickel by the Royal Mint. We have a small quantity of these in the full colour presentation package, as issued by the Royal Mint. For this issue only we are going to offer the Jordanian United Nations Crown in the full colour presentation package. Limit one per order, you shouldn’t miss out. After all the King on this crown is now dead and his son is now King.

Canada’s national sport is Ice Hockey and the Canadian Mint issued a series of six different 50 Cent coins to honour the Centennial of the Montreal Canadians. This coin has a colour rendition of the logo of the Montreal Canadiens from 1910-11. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of each of these five coins. Each comes packaged in a full-colour card so you can see both sides. The coins are still sealed just as they came from the Canadian Mint. It's the first time we have had them, of course, everyone knows that the best team is the Boston Bruins, but what the heck, Ice Hockey was originated in Canada. Nice coins in Choice Uncirculated Specimen strikings.

Canada’s national sport is Ice Hockey and the Canadian Mint issued a series of six different 50 Cent coins to honour the Centennial of the Montreal Canadiens. This coin has a colour rendition of the logo of the Montreal Canadiens from 1912-13. H. M. Queen Elizabeth II is on the obverse of each of these five coins. Each comes packaged in a full-colour card so you can see both sides. The coins are still sealed just as they came from the Canadian Mint. First time we have had them, of course, everyone knows that the best team is the Boston Bruins, but what the heck, Ice Hockey was originated in Canada. Nice coins in Choice Uncirculated Specimen strikings.