The Bradford Exchange American West Legends Challenge Coin Collection

49,00 USD

Description

Challenge Coins With Raised-Relief Details That Depict Iconic Moments & Legends Of The American West - The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral on October 26, 1881, in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, remains one of the most iconic confrontations of the American Old West. Lawmen Virgil, Morgan and Wyatt Earp, along with Doc Holliday, faced off against Cowboys Billy Clanton, Tom McLaury and Frank McLaury, killing all three. The brief but deadly shootout symbolized the fierce struggle between law and lawlessness during frontier expansion. And now, with this collection of Old American West challenge coins, you can commemorate this historic event alongside many more unforgettable moments, places and figures of that epic era. Introducing the Legends of the American West Challenge Coin Collection, a limited edition available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. Your collection begins with Issue One, Tombstone, followed by Issue Two, Deadwood. Soon, your collection will continue with Issue Three, Dodge City, Issue Four, a custom glass-covered display case - a $75 value, yours for the same low price as a single issue, and additional collectible challenge coins, each a separate issue to follow.Expertly crafted of solid metal with a rich antique bronze finish, each challenge coin in this collection pays tribute to the grit and glory of the frontier. Backed by accurate and authentic historical research, the front of each coin features intricate raised-relief imagery and hand-enameling honoring legendary gunfights, iconic towns and the larger-than-life lawmen and gunslingers who shaped the Wild West. The back of each challenge coin proudly displays the collection's title and a detailed sheriff's badge design with crossed six-shooters. Your challenge coins arrive in crystal-clear, tamper-proof holders. Plus, the custom display box, arriving as Issue Four, is perfect for showcasing your growing collection. With an edition strictly limited to just 5,000 complete collections worldwid