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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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Rwanda Stage 3 London 2012 pins now available
Tuesday 1st June 2010

Stage 3 of the Rwanda London 2012 Mascot series is now available. As with previous stages, funds raised from the sale of the pins go directly to the team to assist them with their London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games programs.

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

Series 4 will be released 1st October 2010
Series 5 will be released 1st February 2011

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

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More Vancouver 2010 Pins available
Saturday 22nd February 2010

Further releases of NOC pins for sale from Kingdom Pins now include Kenya and Senegal. The funds raised from the sale of these pins are provided back to each NOC. A total of 6 pins were released today.

Senegal pins are popular in Vancouver with the team of only 5 persons, they are greatly treasured by any collector.

Kenya is at the Games in an official capacity at both the IOC hotel and the Village, but unfortunately their athlete was a late pull out and subsequently under IOC rules they could not partake in the Opening Ceremony. These pins also feature the old logo which has just been changed as the team starts to prepare for the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games and Delhi 2010 Commonwealth 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 2 London 2012 pins now available
Sunday 31st January 2010

Stage 2 of the Rwanda London 2012 Mascot series is now available. Proceeds from the sale of the Rwanda Mascot pins go directly to the Rwanda National Olympic and Paralympic Committees in a joint fundraising program.

Kingdom Pins as the Official Licensee for the Rwanda Olympic and Paralympic Committee is committed to ensure that the team will be able to compete in London by extending the fundraising program over the next few years in an effort to showcase the Rwanda Collection, and in turn allow collectors a chance to purchase this amazing collection of 28 mascot sports pins.

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

Series 3 will be released 1st June 2010
Series 4 will be released 1st October 2010
Series 5 will be released 1st February 2011

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

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Vancouver 2010 Designs released
Saturday 30th January 2010

Kingdom Pins is pleased to release the designs of the National Olympic Committee and Australian Paralympic Committee pins which have been under production for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. With a smaller amount of NOCs taking part in the Games in Vancouver, and team sizes so much smaller, some of the pins will be extremely hard to find with only 200 of most pins produced for world wide release.

D.P.R.K and Tajikistan Pins are again available for sale where the funds raised from the sale of the pins will be given directly to the National Olympic Committee. But there is only less than 30 of each pin available on a first come first serve release, with the balance of the pins given to the NOC to use in Vancouver.

Good Luck to the teams competing in Vancouver 2010!

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

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Special Date 09.09.09 to launch new logo
Wednesday 9th September 2009

Kingdom Pins is proud to present our new logo, launched in a special event on 09.09.09, 10 years since the website was first created.

The launch of the new Kingdom Pins logo is to have the licensing division fall in line with the Corporate image of its parent company, Kingdom Sports Group. Expect to see this new logo on merchandise in the future as the old logo is slowly phased out.

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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.