They are sold through banks in Russia but I am sure you could get hold of some, just Google Sochi Coomemorative coins.

I doubt if they are, or ever will be worth much more than their scrap value. If you buy gold coins you need to know the weight and purity to assess their value.

Hi,

I came across many articles advertising the commemorative coins for the Sochi 2014 Olympics being put into circulation. I found a particular coin that I have an interest in and I would really love to have it.

Link: http://ruptly.tv/vod/view/281/russia-sochi-2014-commemorative-coins-unveiled

....... I was wondering what coon this is and where I could find it to possibly buy. Also under the Sochi 2014 website there is the marketing and stuff, and they even say about the production of these coins.

Snipers from the article: "The Sochi 2014 Coin Program continues a long tradition of issuing coins to celebrate the Olympic Games.", "...between 2011-2014 there will be 47 types of commemorative and investment coins made from gold, silver and copper-nickel metals, with a total circulation reaching more than 86.7 million coins.", and "The Sochi 2014 Coin Program is being introduced in partnership with the Central Bank of the Russian Federation (issuer of the coins), the General Partners of the Sochi 2014 Organizing Committee, Sberbank of Russia".

I live in the United States, and I was wondering how I could obtain the coon above that I linked, and how I could get these investment coins.

Thanks,

Ethan