Lucky Loonie Pendant

Carry a piece of Canadian spirit and a legacy of victory with this handcrafted necklace. Featuring the 2026 Non-Circulation Lucky Loonie, this piece is more than just jewelry—it is a wearable talisman of triumph and national pride.

The Lucky Loonie is a legendary Canadian good-luck charm from the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics.

• The Secret Placement: Canadian icemaker Trent Evans secretly buried a loonie under the center-ice dot while preparing the Olympic rink.

• The Goal: He wanted to ensure Canadian players always had a "home ice" advantage, even on American soil.

• The Result: Canada’s drought ended spectacularly. Both the Men’s and Women’s teams won gold, marking the first time the Canadian men had won the top prize in 50 years.

• The Legend: After the final game, the coin was dug up and given to Wayne Gretzky. It now sits in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

The 2026 Lucky Loonie is a collector’s exclusive, never intended for general change. Designed by Canadian artist Steve Hepburn, it features a dynamic new take on the classic loon: its wings are raised in a triumphant “V” for Victory as it splashes into a tranquil Canadian lake. 

• The Setting: A sleek, silver-plated bezel that securely frames the coin while allowing both the "Victory Loon" to be admired.

• The Chain: A comfortable 20-inch necklace, perfect for daily wear.

• Customization: Choose your preferred chain material to suit your style:

  • Stainless Steel: For a contemporary, high-durability look that resists tarnishing.

  • Brass: For a classic, warm aesthetic that complements the golden hue of the loonie.

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