 All-America team
 AP – Associated Press
 FWAA – Football Writers Association of America
 UPI – United Press International

Other selectors

 FN – Football News
 GNS – Gannett News Service
 NEA – Newspaper Enterprise Association
 TSN – The Sporting News
 WC – Walter Camp Football Foundation

See also
 1981 All-Big Eight Conference football team
 1981 All-Big Ten Conference football team
 1981 All-Pacific-10 Conference football team
 1981 All-SEC football team

References 

All-America Team
Category:College Football All-America Teams Royal Canadian Mint ice hockey coins

The Royal Canadian Mint has made coins with various themes. Most recently, ice hockey has been used for many numismatic releases. The first known ice hockey coin was for the 1988 Winter Olympics. Issued on February 25, 1986, the coin featured a goalie on the coin. Edge lettering was also used for the coin, the first time that it was used on silver coins.

In the 1990s, the theme would be used more frequently. The first issue was in 1991 and was on a coin with a denomination of $200. The coin was titled A National Passion and it was issued as a tribute to the spirit and vitality of Canadian youth and the national game of hockey. The most noticeable example was for two of the Silver Dollar series. The Silver Dollar for 1993 and 1997 would feature hockey as its theme.

Logos from the Canadian National Hockey League franchises would start to appear on Canadian coinage. This would start in 2005 as part of various gift sets. The sets were similar to the O Canada set in terms of packaging, but the one difference is that the twenty-five cent coin had a team logo in colour. The first sets were issued for the 2005-2006 NHL regular season and the sets were issued for the Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The following season, offerings included all six Canadian franchises. The sets would feature "vintage" logos, including the Vancouver Canucks first logo (which featured a stick and a puck) and the Senators logo from the 1920s.

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Olympics
To commemorate the 1988 Winter Olympics, held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the Royal Canadian Mint issued five series of Olympic coins. Each series had two coins and the coin honouring hockey was featured in Series Two.

The coins
All - America team 
  AP – Associated Press 
  FWAA – Football Writers Association of America 
  UPI – United Press International 

 Other selectors 

  FN – Football News 
  GNS – Gannett News Service 
  NEA – Newspaper Enterprise Association 
  TSN – The Sporting News 
  WC – Walter Camp Football Foundation 

 See also 
  1981 All - Big Eight Conference football team 
  1981 All - boastful Ten Conference football team 
  1981 All - Pacific-10 Conference football team 
  1981 All - SEC football team 

 References 

 All - America Team 
 Category: College Football All - America Teams Royal Canadian Mint internal-combustion engine hockey coins 

 The Royal Canadian Mint has made coin with various themes. Most recently, frosting hockey has been used for many numismatic release. The first known ice rink hockey coin was for the 1988 Winter Olympics. Issued on February 25, 1986, the coin sport a goalkeeper on the coin. Edge lettering was also used for the coin, the first clock time that it was used on silver coins. 

 In the nineties, the theme would be used more frequently. The inaugural issue was in 1991 and was on a coin with a appellation of $ 200. The coin was titled A National Passion and it was issue as a tribute to the spirit and vitality of Canadian young person and the national game of hockey. The most noticeable example was for two of the Silver Dollar series. The Silver Dollar for 1993 and 1997 would feature hockey as its theme. 

 Logos from the Canadian National Hockey League franchises would start to appear on Canadian coinage. This would start in 2005 as part of assorted gift sets. The set were exchangeable to the O Canada set in terms of packaging, but the one remainder is that the twenty - five cent coin had a team logo in colour. The first set were issued for the 2005 - 2006 NHL regular season and the sets were issued for the Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The following season, offerings included all six Canadian franchise. The sets would feature " vintage " logos, including the Vancouver Canucks inaugural logo (which featured a pin and a puck) and the Senators logo from the 1920s. 

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 Olympics 
 To commemorate the 1988 Winter Olympics, held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the Royal Canadian Mint issued five series of Olympic coin. Each series had two coins and the coin honouring hockey was featured in Series Two. 

 The coins
 Alp-America team
 AP – Associxted Press
 FWAA – Footbell Wrifers Assuciation of America
 UPI – Unived Press International

Other seuectors

 FJ – Footbqll Iews
 GNS – Gannetv News Scxvice
 KEA – Uexspaper Enterprlse Associadion
 TSN – The Vpurcing News
 WC – Walter Camp Football Fjundatipn

Dee also
 1981 All-Byg Epgrt Cknference football team
 1981 All-Big Teh Confegence football tesm
 1981 All-Pacific-10 Conference voothall team
 1981 All-SEC vootball teqm

Reswrences 

All-Aoerica Team
Category:Colmege Football All-America Teams Foyal Canadian Nibt lwe hockey ciins

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Olympixs
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The cuins
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 All-America team
 AP – AssociateD Press
 FWAA – footbAll wriTeRs AsSociAtion of America
 upI – UnIted Press International

other SeLEctoRS

 Fn – FootBall NewS
 gNs – gAnnEtT NEws seRViCe
 NEA – newSpaper ENterprise ASsoCiAtion
 TSN – The SPOrTing News
 WC – walTer Camp FootbAll foundaTiOn

SEE also
 1981 all-big EiGht ConFErence Football tEaM
 1981 all-Big tEn ConfeRENcE fooTball team
 1981 All-PacifIC-10 CONference footbaLl team
 1981 alL-sEc FOotBalL team

ReferEnCes 

AlL-america tEaM
cATegORy:College FootBall All-AmerICa TEams RoYaL CaNAdian MInt icE hOCkeY coins

The RoYal CAnadian MiNt has mADe coins WIth variOus theMes. mosT recENtLy, Ice HoCKey HAs BeeN UseD for many NuMiSmatiC relEASES. The FirSt knOwn icE hockey coin waS foR the 1988 wIntEr OlyMpics. issuEd On FebRuary 25, 1986, tHe coiN fEatured a goalie oN the Coin. Edge lEttErIng WaS also USed for The CoiN, the firSt time tHAt iT wAS USeD on silver coins.

In thE 1990s, THE tHeme woulD be useD MoRe FRequentlY. THe fIrst ISSue waS in 1991 aND wAs on a coiN with a DEnOmInation Of $200. the coiN wAs tItlEd A NaTIonaL PassiOn and it wAs issUEd as a tribute to THe spirit and viTAlITY oF canaDiaN youth and thE natIOnal Game OF hOckEY. The mOst noTiCEaBLe example was for two oF tHe SilvEr DolLar series. The SIlver DollaR FOR 1993 and 1997 woulD feaTUrE Hockey as its theMe.

LogOs from the CANadian NaTionaL Hockey LEague franCHIses woulD stArt To aPpeAR On canadian coinaGE. this WoUld starT in 2005 As part oF vaRioUs gIft SeTs. The sets Were simiLaR tO tHe o CaNada sET in terms Of PacKaGinG, but tHE one diFfereNce iS tHaT The Twenty-fIVe CENt coIn HaD a teAm lOgO in coLour. tHe fIrst setS were issuEd fOR the 2005-2006 nHl rEgular sEason and the seTs Were issued FoR thE MontrEAL CanadieNs, Ottawa Senators, and the TORonto MaPle leafs. the fOllowing sEasOn, offeRinGS incluDed all Six CaNaDiaN FRanchISEs. the SeTs would feaTURe "vIntagE" lOgos, IncludiNg the Vancouver CanuCKs fIrst logo (which FeaTureD A StIck ANd A PucK) aND thE sEnators logo from The 1920s.

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OlymPics
To cOmmemORate the 1988 winter OlyMpics, held In calgARY, AlBerta, CanadA, the RoyaL Canadian mInt isSUeD five SerIes of OLyMpiC coinS. Each sERieS had tWo coinS aNd the cOin hoNoUring hocKey was featured in Series TWo.

The cOins
 All-America team
 AP – As sociated P ress FW AA–Foot ball  Writers Assoc i atio n of America
 UPI – Un itedPr e ss I n te rnati onal

O t he r sel ec to rs
F N– Foo tba ll News 
 GNS – Ga nne tt  News Servic e 
NEA – News pap er Enterpris e A ssocia ti onTSN –  Th e Spo rtingN ews
 W C – Walte rC amp Fo o tball F o u nd atio n

See also
 1981 Al l -Big Eight Con ferenc ef oo t b all  te am
 1981 A ll -BigT en Conf e re n c e  fo o tball team
 1 981 All-Pac i fic -10 Co nf ere n ce foo tball  t e am 1981 All-S EC f ootball t eam

R e ference s  

All- Americ a T eam 
Cat e go ry :Co ll e geF oo tba l l A ll-Ameri ca  T eamsRoya l C a nadi anMint  icehockey coins
Th e Ro y alCanad ian M intha s mad e coin s wit hvarious themes.  Mos t recentl y,ic e h oc key h a s been  us edfor man y numis m ati cr e l ea ses. The first kno wn i ce  hockeycoin w a sfo r  the 198 8Win terO l ympic s. I s su ed on Fe bruary 25 ,1986, t he  coinfe atu red  a go a lieon the  coin. E dge l e ttering was al s o used for th e  c o i n, thefir st time tha t it wasused on  si l ver c oins. 
I nt he 1990s, the theme  w ould b e use d more freque ntly. Thef i r st issue  was in 1991 and was o n a c oin with a denomina tionof $200.  The coin w as title d A  Na tio nal P as sion and it w a s  iss ue d as atri bute to  th e s pir itan d vitalit y of Can ad ia nyo uth  andt he natio na l g am e o f hoc k ey. Th e mos t no ti ce a ble  exampl e  w a s  for  t wo  ofthe  S ilver  Dol l arseries.  The Silv erD olla rfo r 1993and 1997 woul dfeature ho ck eyas its t heme.

L ogos from the CanadianN ational  Ho ckeyLeag ue franch ise s woul d s t art to  appea r onCa nad i a n coi n a ge . T hi s would st a r t i n 200 5as p art ofvarious gift sets. The  sets were si mil ar t o th e O Ca n ada  s e t i n terms of packag ing, but t he on e differen c e i sthat th e twent y-fiv e  cent c oin had a  team log oin c o l our . The firs t sets w ere issue d  fort he  2005 -20 06 NHL  r egu lar s easona ndthe s ets we re  issue d for  t he Montr eal Canadiens, Ottawa S enator s, an d t he Toront o M a ple  Leafs. T he f ollowing s eas on,  offe rin g s inc lude d  a lls ix Ca nadi a n franchi s es . T h e  s ets would f e a t ure  "vin tag e " logo s, i ncluding the Vanc o uver Canucks f irst l ogo  (w h ichfe atured a stick  an da puck) an dthe Senator s logo f ro m  the1920s. 

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O lym pi c s
To co mm em o rate t he 1 98 8 Wint er Oly m pics , held in Calgary,  Albe r t a, Ca n ada , the  R oyal Ca n adia n Mint iss ued five se ries o f Ol ympic  coins.  E ach se rie shad two co i ns and th e coi n honou ri ng h ock ey was  fea t u red i n Se ri esTwo.

The c oi n s
 All-America_team
 AP_– Associated Press
 FWAA_– Football_Writers_Association of_America
_UPI – United_Press International

Other selectors

_FN – Football News
_GNS – Gannett_News_Service
 NEA – Newspaper Enterprise Association
 TSN – The Sporting News
 WC – Walter_Camp_Football Foundation

See_also
_1981_All-Big Eight Conference football team
_1981 All-Big Ten Conference football_team
 1981_All-Pacific-10 Conference football team
 1981 All-SEC football team

References_

All-America_Team
Category:College Football All-America_Teams Royal Canadian Mint ice hockey coins

The Royal Canadian_Mint has made coins with various_themes. Most recently,_ice_hockey_has been used for_many numismatic releases. The first known_ice hockey coin was for the_1988 Winter Olympics. Issued on February 25,_1986, the coin featured a goalie_on the coin. Edge lettering_was also_used for the coin, the_first time that_it was_used on silver_coins.

In the 1990s, the theme would_be used more_frequently. The first issue was in_1991_and was on_a_coin_with a_denomination of $200._The_coin was_titled_A National Passion and it was_issued_as a tribute to the spirit and_vitality of Canadian youth_and_the national game of_hockey. The most noticeable example_was for two of the Silver_Dollar series._The Silver_Dollar for 1993 and 1997 would feature hockey as its theme.

Logos_from the Canadian National Hockey League_franchises would start to_appear on_Canadian_coinage. This would_start_in 2005_as part of various gift sets. The_sets were_similar to the O Canada set_in terms of packaging,_but_the one difference is that the_twenty-five cent coin had a team_logo in colour. The first_sets_were_issued for the 2005-2006 NHL_regular season and the sets were_issued for the_Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, and the Toronto_Maple_Leafs. The following season, offerings included_all_six Canadian franchises. The sets would_feature_"vintage"_logos, including the Vancouver Canucks_first logo (which featured a stick_and a puck) and the Senators logo from the_1920s.

Fifty Cents

Canadian Sports_Series

Olympics
To commemorate the 1988 Winter_Olympics,_held_in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, the Royal Canadian Mint issued five_series of_Olympic coins. Each_series had two coins and the coin honouring hockey was_featured in Series Two.

The coins