U.S. Army Soldier Military Challenge Coin - Gold Plated Commemorative Coin - Military Gift for Graduation, Awards & Collectibles
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Product Description
U.S. Army Soldier Military Challenge Coin - Gold Plated Commemorative Coin - Military Gift for Graduation, Awards & Collectibles
- Perfect Military Gift - An ideal gift for Army personnel, graduates, or military families, celebrating their service and achievements with pride.
- Compact and Portable Design - Measuring 4cm x 3mm (1.57 x 0.11 inches), this coin is the perfect size for carrying in a wallet, pocket, or display case.
- Durable and Long-Lasting - Crafted with high-quality materials, this challenge coin is built to withstand daily use while remaining a cherished memento to come.
- Inspirational Design - Features the Army seal on the front and the Army logo on the back with the inscriptions "Awarded on the occasion of becoming a soldier" and "In the world's greatest army," symbolizing pride and readiness.
- Versatile Use - Suitable for display in homes, offices, or as a personal keepsake, this coin serves as a constant reminder of the exceptionalism and dedication of U.S. Army soldiers.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
SNKVAUP
Manufacturer
SNKVAUP
PartNumber
SN-03
Height
0.12
Length
1.57
Width
1.57
Size
4Cm X 3Mm (1.57 X 0.11 Inches)
NumberOfItems
1
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