Quelay Gold Winner Award Medals 2 Inch 1st, 24 Pieces, Soccer Style
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Quelay Gold Winner Award Medals 2 Inch 1st, 24 Pieces, Soccer Style
- Package Contents: the gold soccer award medals set includes 24 medals, each measuring about 2 inches/5 cm in diameter; Every medal is paired with a comfortable ribbon made from quality material, suitable for adults to wear during an award ceremony or celebrations
- Elegant Design: the front of each 1st place soccer medal showcases a soccer and olive branches symbolizing honor and achievement; The back surface allows space for labeling the winner's name or event details, making every medal a personal and memorable keepsake
- Durable and Crafted: made from sturdy zinc alloy, these winner soccer metal medals are built to last; They maintain their shine and structure even after long periods of display, preserving meaningful moments of recognition for years to come
- Encouraging Recognition: these soccer medals prizes with their bright finish provide encouragement and motivation for participants; Ideal for family contests, team celebrations, or party rewards, providing recognition for winners, activating the atmosphere, and bringing enthusiasm
- Wide Application Range: suitable for sports meets, contests, corporate or community events, art shows, and various competitions such as debates or math challenges; These award trophy serve as a symbol of accomplishment and joy across different activities
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