Set of 5 x 2026 FIFA World Cup Gift Coins | Royal Canadian Mint

We are 26TM/MC: Unite in the passion of the game.

In 2026, the world’s game comes to Canada on its grandest stage! From June 11 to July 19, 2026, the biggest FIFA World CupTM/MC tournament to date will unfold across 16 Host Cities in Canada, Mexico and the United States as 48 teams compete for the most treasured trophy in sport.

This five-coin set is your lasting reminder of FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC, and it includes both versions of the circulation coin specially issued to commemorate the event. With designs that celebrate the sport and mark Canada’s place on the global stage, these coins embody the passion of the tournament. They invite fans everywhere, and of all ages, to celebrate, connect and be part of something bigger than the game itself.

Share in the joy of history being made.

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

• The world’s game, in your hands. Celebrate FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC, the first to feature 48 teams and three Host Countries (including Canada), with a five-coin set designed to be treasured for years to come.
• Officially licensed product. Perfect for display, gifting or adding to your collection, this five-coin set is your official keepsake of the FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC.
• Fun for all ages. This set is an affordable collectible to commemorate the tournament and celebrate Canada’s role as co-host, marking its place in FIFA World CupTM/MC history.

PACKAGING

Your five coins come packaged together in a colourful folder with an official FIFA authenticity sticker. Each cover features the official look of the FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC games, but with colours randomized so every fan gets a truly unique design. No two folders will be the same!

INCLUDES TWO CIRCULATION COINS

Your set includes both versions—struck and colourized—of Canada’s FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC-themed commemorative circulation coin. A Commemorative Collector Keepsake Card isn’t available for this theme, making this five-coin set the perfect replacement for collectors seeking to own pieces of FIFA World CupTM/MC history!

PACKAGING

Your five coins come in a colourful graphic folder, with an official FIFA authenticity sticker verifying the set’s status as an officially licensed collectible. Each cover features the official look of the FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC games, but with colours randomized so every fan gets a truly unique design - no two folders will be the same!

DID YOU KNOW?

Toronto will host six FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC matches, including the opening game for Canada’s Men’s National team. Vancouver will host seven matches, including one in each of the round of 32 and 16.

CANADA WELCOMES THE WORLD

The reverse design by Canadian artist Glen Green features the official FIFA World CupTM/MC Trophy set against a soccer ball and flanked by maple leaves. On each side, three maple leaves emerge from a stylized one reflecting Canada’s official FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC Host Country emblem. The official event designation in English appears at the top while the French version appears at the bottom, along with the official emblem. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

OFFICIAL MASCOT

The reverse design features the Official FIFA World Cup 2026™/MC Mascot – MapleTM/MC the Moose (Canada) standing on a pitch, flanked by stylized maple leaves reflecting Canada’s official FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC Host Country emblem. The official event designation in English appears at the top while the French version appears at the bottom, along with the official tournament logo. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

THE MATCH

The reverse design by Canadian artist Tony Bianco features two opposing players meeting in the centre of the pitch with an enlarged soccer ball. On the left is an inspired landscape representing the games being played in Vancouver, British Columbia, and on the right, in Toronto, Ontario. The official event designation in English appears at the top while the French version appears at the bottom, along with the official emblem. The obverse features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

2026 $1 COMMEMORATIVE CIRCULATION COIN – FIFA WORLD CUP 2026TM/MC (Non-colourized)

Designed by Canadian artist Glen Green, the reverse features the inscriptions “FIFA WORLD CUP 26TM/MC” and “COUPE DU MONDE DE LA FIFA 26MC/TM” along the top and bottom of the coin, respectively. Between the event titles, the official FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC emblem appears on the left of the maple leaf laser mark, while on the right, a soccer ball in movement is accompanied by the words “TORONTO” and “VANCOUVER” denoting the two Canadian Host Cities; beneath them is the FIFA26 CAN maple leaf mosaic emblem, proudly highlighted in shades of orange and red on the colourized coin. The issuing country (“CANADA”), year of issue (“2026”) and denomination (“DOLLAR”) are inscribed on the obverse, which features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

2026 $1 COMMEMORATIVE CIRCULATION COIN – FIFA WORLD CUP 2026TM/MC (Non-colourized)

Designed by Canadian artist Glen Green, the reverse features the inscriptions “FIFA WORLD CUP 26TM/MC” and “COUPE DU MONDE DE LA FIFA 26MC/TM” along the top and bottom of the coin, respectively. Between the event titles, the official FIFA World Cup 2026TM/MC emblem appears on the left of the maple leaf laser mark, while on the right, a soccer ball in movement is accompanied by the words “TORONTO” and “VANCOUVER” denoting the two Canadian Host Cities; beneath them is the FIFA26 CAN maple leaf mosaic emblem, proudly highlighted in shades of orange and red on the colourized coin. The issuing country (“CANADA”), year of issue (“2026”) and denomination (“DOLLAR”) are inscribed on the obverse, which features the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III by Canadian artist Steven Rosati.

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