Challenge Coin Display Stand Holds 64 Coins, Solid Wood Military Coin Holder,...

Name: Territory Plus Support Coordination
Address: 23 McGregor Court, Zuccoli, NT, 0832, Australia
Telephone: 0498 024 393
Price range: Book a Consultation

USD 35.95 USD

SKU: YPNKtjnO

Condition: New

Crafted with precision and elegance, our display rack provides a professional and organized way to display your challenge coins. Have challenge coins collect Hobby around your famaliy or yourself?. Our new challenge coin display is crafted from natural solid wood, giving it a beautiful and authentic look.

Tags: 12.8 x 7.5 x 0.7 inches 32 Ounces 64 Count Brown display stand Finish PC-712 Pedestal Wood

Categories: Original Items

Specifications

Part Number	PC-712
Item Dimensions L X W X H	12.8 x 7.5 x 0.7 inches
Material	Wood
Unit Count	64 Count
Color	brown
Riser Color	brown
Item Dimensions	12.8 x 7.5 x 0.7 inches
Item Weight	32 Ounces
Base Type	Pedestal
Finish Type	Finish

Crafted with precision and elegance, our display rack provides a professional and organized way to display your challenge coins. Have challenge coins collect Hobby around your famaliy or yourself?. Our new challenge coin display is crafted from natural solid wood, giving it a beautiful and authentic look.

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