The Official FIFA World Cup 2026 BU Coin Set

FIFA World Cup 2026 — Official BU Coin Set

Sixteen host cities, three countries, one tournament. When the World Cup kicks off in 2026, the United States carries most of the load — eleven cities across the country, from MetLife Stadium in the New York/New Jersey area to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, with Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Miami, Philadelphia, Seattle, the Bay Area, and Boston filling out the rest of the map.

That's a tournament played coast to coast, in stadiums built for American football and NFL Sundays, reconfigured for a game that measures its pitch in different units. Mexico City's Estadio Azteca returns as the only stadium to host the final twice before; Toronto and Vancouver round out the northern edge of the map.

This set marks the tournament in brilliant uncirculated condition — coins struck once and never circulated, so the detail holds sharp and untouched exactly as it left the press. Each piece in the set carries its own design, tracing something of that map: a tournament spread wider across a continent than any before it.

It's built for a collection already underway, a shelf that could use one more marker of a year like this, or a gift for whoever in your life has strong opinions about which stadium should've hosted the final.