Buy Eurovision Song Contest products with up to 70% discount now

Posted 13 June, 2009 - 16:39 by Charlotte Jensen

The pin frame set is one of the many products for sale © EBU

Are you missing a few Eurovision Song Contest items in your collection, looking for a good gift to someone or do you just want to do a good bargain when you see one? Various souvenirs related to the Eurovision Song Contest can now be bought with between 50-70% discounts.

18 products have been selected to be a part of the special summer sale where the prices have been reduced with 50-70%. Most of them are new products related to the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest, but a few older products are also to be bought with this big discount. All prices below are in euros.

Cap with Eurovision Song Contest Moscow 2009 logo on front and on the side. Before 14,95 - now 7,50.

Cap with shining Eurovision Song Contest logo from 2009 on front. Is available in black and red. Before 14,95 - now 7,50.

A package containing the official Fan books from 2006, 2007 and 2008. Fan book binder is included in the price. Before 44,80 - now 14,95.

The Official coin from the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. A special giftbok to keep it nicely stored is available as well. Before 14,95 - now 9,95.

The official program from the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Lots of facts about the three shows and its participants. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

T-shirt with the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest logo from Moscow printed on the chest. Available in black, blue and red and in size S/M and L/XL. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

The official CD from the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest with all participating songs. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

Do you have what it takes to win the Eurovision Song Contest? Find out in this gameboard. Before 19,95 - now 12,50.

Sweater with hat. Comes with 2009 Eurovision Song Contest logo from Moscow printed. Blue and available in size S, M, L and XL. Before 49,95 - now 19,95.

Lanyard from the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Available in blue and red. Before 4,95 - Now 2,50.

A mousepad with the official theme art from the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. Before 6,95 - now 3,50.

The official Fan book from the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

The official Fan book from the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

The official Fan book from the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

Set of three pins related to the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest. The set contains the heart shape pin, the event logo pin and the theme logo pin. Before 14,95 - now 7,50.

T-shirt with the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest printed on the chest. Available in blue, red and black and in children sizes as well as adults. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

A lady t-shirt with the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest event logo on chest. Available in white, blue and red and in size S/M and L/XL. Before 19,95 - now 9,95.

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