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With the FIFA World Cup 2026 set to kick off this summer, Canada is getting into the spirit with new commemorative coins.
Ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament in Canada this June, the Royal Canadian Mint has released several coin designs to mark the occasion.
“In 2026, Canada welcomes the world’s biggest sporting stage, and with it, the chance to be part of something unforgettable,” reads the Mint’s site. “Mark the moment with an officially licensed FIFA World Cup 2026 collectible.”
The new collection features six very different designs, and they’re unlikely to end up in people’s pockets. Their price tags will make you do a double take — the most affordable one is a silver coin priced at $279.95, while one that’s main with pure gold costs a jaw-dropping $49,899.95. But don’t worry, you can pay for each coin with six monthly instalments.
The silver coins come in a colourful graphic paperboard box, while the gold coins are presented in black clamshell boxes packaged in a FIFA-branded beauty box. Each one comes with a certificate and an official FIFA World Cup 2026 authenticity label, which verifies each coin as an officially licensed collectible.
So, whether you’re a coin collector, a soccer fan, or just someone who really loves a good limited-edition drop, here are the FIFA World Cup 2026 coin designs to choose from.
Royal Canadian Mint
Price: $279.95
Mintage: 11,000
This silver $20 coin captures the “waves of euphoria” that spread through fans when their team scores a winning goal.
Royal Canadian Mint
Price: $289.95
Mintage: 11,000
The tournament is all about energy, diversity, and the cultural diversity of each of the three host nations, and this colourful $20 coin celebrates that vibrant mix.
Royal Canadian Mint
Price: $1,539.95
Mintage: 1,500
This $50 coin certainly stands out not only because of its soccer ball design engraved with the trophy, but it’s also encircled by a malachite ring inspired by the trophy’s base.
Royal Canadian Mint
Price: $2,869.95
Mintage: 1,750
One of the most affordable pure gold options in the FIFA World Cup 2026 collection, this coin with a face value of $100 will set you back $2,869.95. It features a soccer ball and designs that pay tribute to host cities Toronto and Vancouver.
Royal Canadian Mint
Price: $10,999.95
Mintage: 500
This coin, with a face value of $200, features a map of all three host countries — Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. — overlaid with a soccer ball pattern. It’s giving cross-border energy in one very pricey piece.
Royal Canadian Mint
Price: $49,899.95
Mintage: 175
If you’re a serious collector and the $49,899.95 doesn’t scare you, you’ll want to snag this one as there will only be 175 pieces available. It’s the largest coin in the series, weighing 156.05 g, with a face value of $350. It comes in a wood case and features the iconic trophy, two maple leaves, and a silhouette of cheering fans, capturing the excitement in one rare coin.
Check another gold coin from the Mint, but this one doubles as jewellery.
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