Kingdom Pins Index

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Kiribati London Pin sells out after 12 days
Saturday 28th January 2012

Thank you to the collectors who have supported the Kiribati NOC for the London 2012 Games. After only being on sale for 12 days the collectable pin has already sold out.

Only 200 pieces were manufactured and a small number were available for collectors to purchase with the funds from the sale of the pins going directly to the team to help prepare for London 2012. Soon we will have the Limited Edition KNOC Delegate Badge available with only 25 pieces made for the Games and 5 available for sale.

Other pins to be released soon include Vietnam, Tajikistan, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Zambia. Be sure to check the Kingdom Pins website for the new releases during the months of February and March. Sales in February will be pre-orders and shipping in March.

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Enter 2012 - an Olympic Year!
Monday 16th January 2012

It has been a while since we updated the website with new pins. Over the next few weeks the site will be updated with lots of pins used in regional Games such as the Pan America Games in Mexico and the Pacific Games in New Caledonia.

Today two new pins were released for sale for the teams from Kiribati and North Korea. The funds raised from the sale of the pins goes directly to each team to help them prepare for London 2012.

Also recently Tonga NOC celebrated their 50th Anniversary and released a pin to coincide with the visit of the IOC President Mr Jacques Rogge.

A limited edition of only 100 peices were made for this historic occasion!

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Rwanda Stage 5 London 2012 pins now available
Tuesday 1st February 2011

The final stage of the Rwanda London 2012 Olympic Games mascot pin collection has now been released

Each pin limited to 100 pieces, 50 available now and 50 will be used by the team at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

(Sorry but Australian Residents are not permitted to purchase any items in accordance with the AOC rules and regulations)

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Rwanda Stage 4 London 2012 pins now available
Friday 1st October 2010

Stage 4 of the Rwanda London 2012 Mascot series is now available just as Rwanda are preparing to take part in their FIRST Commonwealth Games in Delhi 3rd - 14th October 2010..

Each pin limited to 100 pieces, 50 available now and 50 will be used by the team at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Series 5 will be released 1st February 2011 and will mark the final collection of the Rwanda Mascot Series.

(Sorry but Australian Residents are not permitted to purchase any items in accordance with the AOC rules and regulations)

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Singapore and Delhi take centre stage
Wednesday 18th July 2010

Today makes the start of the new pins released for the first ever Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games and the first collection in the Delhi 2010 Commonwealh Games.

Over 50 news images were uploaded to the website today with some designs available for purchase.
Refer to the table on the left to view all of the new pins

Sierra Leone has launched three pins, where the same pins will be used by the team. Funds raised from the sale of the Sierra Leone pins go directly back to the National Olympic Committee.

Rwanda will be competing at their first ever Commonwealth Games in October this year, and have released a pin to commemorate the event.

Also a new pin for London 2012 from British Virgin Islands

(Sorry but Australian Residents are not permitted to purchase any items in accordance with the AOC rules and regulations)

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Fake pins cause concern with collectors
Saturday 7th June 2008

Collectors preparing for the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games are already dismayed and concerned as fake pins have already hit the market. Fake NOC pins are totally unacceptable to true collectors and to use the intellectual property of an NOC without their authorization or approval is against the Olympic Spirit and character of the Olympic Games.