London 2012 Olympic Sporting Series Mintages
2011
- Aquatics ~ 1,010,000
- Archery ~ 1,010,000
- Athletics ~ 1,010,000
- Badminton ~ 1,005,000
- Basketball ~ 1,005,000
- Boccia ~ 1,005,000
- Boxing ~ 805,000
- Canoeing ~ 1,010,000
- Cycling ~ 800,000
- Equestrian ~ 1,005,000
- Fencing ~ 1,005,000
- Football ~ 500,000
- Goalball ~ 1,005,000
- Gymnastics ~ 1,007,313
- Handball ~ 1,005,000
- Hockey ~ 1,001,000
- Judo ~ 1,005,000
- Modern Pentathlon ~ 705,000
- Rowing ~ 1,005,300
- Sailing ~ 1,005,000
- Shooting ~ 1,005,000
- Table tennis ~ 1,010,000
- Taekwondo ~ 1,005,000
- Tennis ~ 605,000
- Triathlon ~ 1,011,000
- Volleyball ~ 1,005,000
- Weightlifting ~ 1,105,000
- Wheelchair Rugby ~ 505,000
- Wrestling ~ 505,000
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