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Cricket fans given opportunity to bid for toss coins of World Cup history

By PTI

Wellington, Mar 22: The ICC is giving cricket fans across the world an opportunity to bid for an official piece of the 2015 World Cup history in the form of the toss coins from each of the 49 matches during the prestigious tournament which is being co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand.

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SE Products, as the ICC's memorabilia and collectables licencee, released a similar programme for the World Cup 2011 with great success. Fans relished the chance to bid for the official coin used in the matchday coin toss and SE Products is looking forward to making more official memorabilia available for the upcoming event.

Cricket fans to bid for coins of WC

Limited edition coins have been specially produced for the 2015 tournament. Each and every coin includes the specific dates used from the official match. In a first for cricket fans worldwide, the official scorecard is also available for auction for each match of the World Cup.

Furthermore, a match-used ball from each of the four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and the final are also up for auction. Specialist collectors and astute fans alike will have the chance to bid at www.icc-shop.com for the following exclusive items: The official coin used at the coin toss from each and every of the 49 matches, the official score card from each match - signed by the match officials, an actual match-used ball from each of the seven finals (four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and the ICC Cricket World Cup final).

Each of these items are: Produced under licence and displayed in a deluxe presentation display, authenticated by A-Tag & protected by Microchip technology, accompanied by a unique Certificate of Authenticity, officially licenced by the ICC.

PTI

Story first published: Thursday, August 3, 2017, 7:25 [IST]
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