10 & 50 Euro "Große Sportclubs - Stade Toulousain" 2010

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- 50 Euro 1/4 Unze Gold / PP / Auflage: 500

- 10 Euro Silber / PP / Auflage: 5.000

Stade Toulousain ist ein polysportiver Verein aus der französischen Stadt Toulouse, wobei die Abteilung Rugby Union alle anderen Sportarten an Bedeutung bei weitem überragt. Der Verein wurde bisher 17 Mal französischer Rugby-Meister und gewann drei Mal den europäischen Heineken Cup, womit er der erfolgreichste des Landes überhaupt ist. Die Heimspiele werden im Stade Ernest-Wallon ausgetragen. Für Meisterschafts-Play-offs und Spiele im Heineken Cup weicht Stade Toulousain auf das doppelt so große Stadium Municipal aus.
Weitere Abteilungen des Vereins sind Baseball, Schwimmen, Wasserball und Tennis. Die Fußball-Abteilung konnte zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts einige Erfolge erzielen, existiert heute aber nicht mehr.
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[Kai]

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[Andilein]

Die schauen wieder gelungen aus .

[Mister Münze]

Diese Münzen sind nicht so mein Fall :? . Da gibt es schönere aus Frankreich.

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Stade Toulousain - 10 € Silver Proof 2010
Artist: Atelier de Gravure
Weight: 22,20 g = 0,78 oz
Diameter: 37 mm = 1,46 inch
Mintage: 5 000
Metal: Silver 900/1000
Quality: Proof
Description: Monnaie de Paris is honouring major sports clubs and is continuing this year a collection introduced in 2009 with Stade Toulousain. A series of coins emphasizing on the regional aspects of these clubs. 100 years after it was founded, Stade Toulousain, the famous rugby club, three times champions of Europe, is also the most successful French championship club, winning the title 17 times. As such the players have held the prestigious Bouclier de Brennus trophy many times, something which all French rugby players dream of winning one day. A collection which will appeal to all rugby lovers but particularly Stade Toulousain fans. The precious metals used in producing this coin are particularly appropriate for this famous club, a symbol in the French sporting landscape. The obverse has the text "STADE TOULOUSAIN" at the top of the coin. In the middle, the Stade Toulousain shield is shown printe in red and black onto the silver coins. The reverse side shows a rugby player running at full speed with the ball under his right arm. In the second half of the coin, the Capitole de Toulouse (Toulouse townhall and theater), along with the face value is inscribed in a large oval ellipse across which the player also passes.

Europe price VAT included: € 50.00
Export price without VAT*: € 41.81

Stade Toulousain - 50 € Gold Proof 1/4 oz 2010
Artist: Atelier de Gravure
Weight: 8,45 g = 0.30 oz
Diameter: 22 mm = 0,87 inch
Mintage: 500
Metal: Gold 920/1000
Quality: Proof
Description: Monnaie de Paris is honouring major sports clubs and is continuing this year a collection introduced in 2009 with Stade Toulousain. A series of coins emphasizing on the regional aspects of these clubs. 100 years after it was founded, Stade Toulousain, the famous rugby club, three times champions of Europe, is also the most successful French championship club, winning the title 17 times. As such the players have held the prestigious Bouclier de Brennus trophy many times, something which all French rugby players dream of winning one day. A collection which will appeal to all rugby lovers but particularly Stade Toulousain fans. The precious metals used in producing this coin are particularly appropriate for this famous club, a symbol in the French sporting landscape. The obverse has the text "STADE TOULOUSAIN" at the top of the coin. In the middle, the Stade Toulousain shield is shown printe in red and black onto the silver coins. The reverse side shows a rugby player running at full speed with the ball under his right arm. In the second half of the coin, the Capitole de Toulouse (Toulouse townhall and theater), along with the face value is inscribed in a large oval ellipse across which the player also passes.

Europe price VAT included: € 370.00
Export price without VAT*: € 370.00

[Kai]

Sportlich , sportlich :

[Andilein]

Jetzt geht es ja Schlag auf Schlag bei den Franzosen .