T54 MBT USSR Cold War Combatants Challenge Coin

Description

Presenting the T-54 MBT USSR Cold War Combatants Challenge Coin, a tribute to the iconic Soviet main battle tank that played a crucial role during the Cold War.

With its sleek design and formidable firepower, the T-54 was a symbol of Soviet military prowess during this tense era. Featuring a powerful 100mm main gun and crewed by a dedicated team, this tank was a cornerstone of Soviet armored forces.

With production spanning from 1946 to the late 1960s, the T-54 was a mainstay of Soviet armored divisions, serving in conflicts around the world and showcasing its reliability and effectiveness in combat.

Weighing approximately 36 tons, the T-54 was a versatile and agile tank, capable of maneuvering across various terrains with ease. Its presence on the battlefield instilled fear in adversaries and bolstered the morale of Soviet troops.

Celebrate the legacy of this legendary Cold War combatant with our meticulously crafted challenge coin, capturing the spirit of Soviet military might and resilience during this historic period.

This is one of a series of Cold War Combatants Challenge Coins that makes a great part of any coin collection.

T54 MBT USSR Cold War Combatants Challenge Coin Product Details

• Highly detailed 3D Coin
• Antique Gold and Antique Silver Plating
• Hand Painted Color Accents
• 4 mm thickness
• 2″ Size
• Serialized

Our Cold War Tank Challenge Coin side features the detailed American Bald Eagle with colorful red white and blue USA flag behind it while opposite with the Russian Bear and the Soviet Union flag with its Hammer, Sickle and red star. These competing Cold War Nations with the USA and its NATO allies and Soviet Russia with its Warsaw Pact is the force behind the production of each of these Cold War Combatants Challenge Coins. The words Cold War Combatants are prominently displayed along with the Cold War years of 1947 to 1991 colorfully represented. An olive branch wreath symbolizes the triumph of the end of the Cold War and forms a semi-circular border and completes the coins presentation.