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Engraved Authentic 10th Special Forces Grp Airborne Trojan Horse Challenge Coin

Engraved Authentic 10th Special Forces Grp Airborne Trojan Horse Challenge Coin

USD 125.00 USD
SKU: 06ueo9zx
Condition: Used

This Engraved Authentic 10th Special Forces Group Airborne Trojan Horse Challenge Coin is a vintage collectible from the Vietnam Era, made of pewter alloy in a silver-gray color. The coin features a dual-sided design with the front showcasing the Trojan Horse emblem, lightning bolt, and unit text, while the back displays a green beret over scroll with "De Oppresso Liber" and "The Best." This original U.S. Army Special Forces challenge coin is a unique piece of militaria memorabilia, featuring relief-struck military insignia and precise details that make it a valuable addition to any collection. Scratched name on Coin prior to having it Engraved. Engraved with "SGT. BALDWIN"

Categories: Original Items

Specifications

ShapeRound
ColorSilver-gray
Production EraVintage / Vietnam Era
MaterialPewter alloy
Modified ItemEngraved
BranchU.S. Army
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ThemeMilitaria
Military Challenge CoinYes
FinishAntiqued pewter-tone
Country Of OriginUnited States

This Engraved Authentic 10th Special Forces Group Airborne Trojan Horse Challenge Coin is a vintage collectible from the Vietnam Era, made of pewter alloy in a silver-gray color. The coin features a dual-sided design with the front showcasing the Trojan Horse emblem, lightning bolt, and unit text, while the back displays a green beret over scroll with "De Oppresso Liber" and "The Best." This original U.S. Army Special Forces challenge coin is a unique piece of militaria memorabilia, featuring relief-struck military insignia and precise details that make it a valuable addition to any collection. Scratched name on Coin prior to having it Engraved. Engraved with "SGT. BALDWIN"

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