Olympics Logo on Coins

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Turkey.

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USA. (NCLT?)

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Yugoslavia.

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Greece 2004. (The very first commemorative €2 coin!)



Christian

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Germany 1972.

They issued six pieces with different designs.

Only the last one had the "Rings" logo.

Christian

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The first coin of them all, so to say. Well, the first one that honors the modern Olympics - issued for the 1952 games in Helsinki.



That coin was issued in 1951 (see image above) and in '52.

The version issued in 1951, one year before the Olympics, is less common and more expensive than the 1952 piece .)

Oh, and in 2002 Finland issued a collector coin for the 50th anniversary of the 1952 Olympics.

That piece shows, next to the stadium tower, parts of the 1952 coin. (See here.)

Christian

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Ukraine.

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UK.

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Canada.

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Spain.

Spain again, as two 25 pesetas coins where issued those years, KM#850 and KM#851 :



Maybe you just mentioned one coin per country.

By the way :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_Olympic_coins

Edit : the bad part of this article is that you can see no photo, so you don't know whether the Olympic logo is on them.

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Slovenia

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Bulgaria 2 leva 1987, issued for the olympic Winter games of 1988.

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Russia 25 Rubles: Sochi Winter Olympics-2014.





Aditya

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Italy €10: XX. Olympic Winter Games 2006 in Turin 2005 - Alpine Skiing - Downhill skiing

Aditya

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Australia, $100, 2000.

Sydney 2000 Olympics.