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10th SFG Green Beret 3rd BN Challenge Coin De Oppresso Liber Special Forces ODA
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10th SFG Green Beret 3rd BN Challenge Coin De Oppresso Liber Special Forces ODA

USD 299.99 USD
SKU: o0WCKvrL
Condition: Used

Coins from 10th SFG (A), known as “The Originals,” are highly sought after by collectors due to their deep historical roots and strong identity within the Special Forces community. This rare and hard-to-find challenge coin represents the 3rd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) — one of the most respected Green Beret units in U.S. Army history.

Tags: Gold bronze tone Metal Military Military Challenge Coin Original Rare & Hard to find Round United States US Army Special Forces
Categories: Original Items

Specifications

ShapeRound
ColorGold bronze tone
MaterialMetal
Limited EditionRare & hard-to-find
BranchUS Army Special Forces
StyleMilitary Challenge Coin
Original/ReproductionOriginal
ThemeMilitary
Country Of OriginUnited States

Coins from 10th SFG (A), known as “The Originals,” are highly sought after by collectors due to their deep historical roots and strong identity within the Special Forces community. This rare and hard-to-find challenge coin represents the 3rd Battalion, 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) — one of the most respected Green Beret units in U.S. Army history.

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