Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons
Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons
Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons
Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons
Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons
Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons
Master Mason Blue Lodge Coin - US Veteran Military Air Force Navy Marine Corps Army Coast Guard - Bricks Masons

Meister-Freimaurer-Münze der Blauen Loge – US-Veteran (Luftwaffe, Marine, Marineinfanterie, Heer, Küstenwache)

CHF 9.00

Product Id : 43146849

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Bricks Masons
444 Alaska Avenue
Bureau #AEL618
Torrance, CA 90503 

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+1 888 258 8016

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US-Veteranen-Militärmünze (Luftwaffe, Marine, Marineinfanterie, Heer, Küstenwache) – Silber (Eine Bruderschaft der Menschen unter der Vaterschaft Gottes)

Freundschaft, Moral, Bruderliebe

Material: Metall
Technik: Versilbert
Regionaler Schwerpunkt: USA
Jahr: 2000-heute
Zustand: 100 % neu und von hoher Qualität
Münzgröße: 40 mm * 3 mm
Münzgewicht: ca. 1 Unze
Verpackung: Münzkapsel

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Veterans Recognition Program

"The coins were presented to all Valley Veterans at the Veterans Recognition Reception on Veterans Day. They were presented by Donald E. Ballard, Medal of Honor Recipient and member of the Valley. Everyone liked the coins and none veterans asked for one. This was very nice, Bill"

— William R. (5/5)

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