Eagles Super Bowl LIX Champions Gold and Silver 2-Tone Flip Coin 1/4 Zip Made to resemble the Riddell® 199138590979

Name: Eagles Super Bowl LIX Champions Gold and Silver 2-Tone Flip Coin 1/4 Zip Made to resemble the Riddell® 199138590979
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 23320546417
Price: 99.99 USD
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Eagles Super Bowl LIX Champions Gold and Silver 2 Tone Flip Coin 1 4 Zip Made to resemble the Riddell® 199138590979 Made to resemble the Riddell® Revolution® model helmet Date and Location This limited edition collectible coin featuring a two tone combination of 24kt Gold and fine silver plate is minted to commemorate the Super Bowl LIX Champions Each 39mm minted coin is die struck with the official Super Bowl LIX Champions on the front with commemoration around the perimeter and the official Super Bowl LIX logo on the reverse

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