2010 World Cup Conmemorative coin

Anthero Meireles, director of Brazilian Central Bank shows a FIFA 2010 World Cup-South Africa soccer commemorative coin of five reais (close to 2,6 US dollars). Brazil was one of the countries invited by FIFA to join the program emissions coin collection of the World Cup, along with Portugal, France, Spain, Germany, Australia and several others, besides the South Africa (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
A view of the commemorative coin of five reais (close to 2,6 US dollars) from the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010 launched by the Brazilian Central Bank, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 21, 2010. Brazil was one of the countries invited by FIFA to join the program emissions coin collection of the World Cup, along with Portugal, France, Spain, Germany, Australia and several others, besides the South Africa (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
An employee of Brazilian Central Bank shows a FIFA 2010 World Cup-South Africa soccer commemorative coin of five reais (close to 2,6 US dollars), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 21, 2010. Brazil was one of the countries invited by FIFA to join the program emissions coin collection of the World Cup, along with Portugal, France, Spain, Germany, Australia and several others, besides the South Africa (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)
A view of the commemorative coin of five reais (close to 2,6 US dollars) from the FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010 launched by the Brazilian Central Bank, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 21, 2010. Brazil was one of the countries invited by FIFA to join the program emissions coin collection of the World Cup, along with Portugal, France, Spain, Germany, Australia and several others, besides the South Africa (Austral Foto/Renzo Gostoli)