CIA “Secret Squirrel” Admit Nothing Deny Everything Challenge Coin 1.75in Copper
$74.99 USD
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CIA “Secret Squirrel” Admit Nothing Deny Everything Challenge Coin 1.75in Copper
$74.99 USD
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CIA “Secret Squirrel” – Admit Nothing, Deny Everything Coin
A classic intelligence-themed collectible coin inspired by Cold War–era agency humor and insider culture. The obverse features the iconic “Secret Squirrel” character, paired with a CIA-style emblem, rendered in antique copper tones with bold red and black accents.
The reverse displays the well-known intelligence motto “Admit Nothing, Deny Everything”, a phrase often associated with espionage folklore and agency satire. This design has become a favorite among collectors of intelligence and special-unit memorabilia.
Item Details
- Type: Collectible Coin
- Theme: Intelligence / Agency Culture
- Design: “Secret Squirrel” with CIA-style emblem
- Diameter: 1.75 inches
- Material: Copper
- Finish: Antique copper with enamel details
- Condition: Pre-owned
Condition Notes
- Pre-owned collectible; light surface wear, small marks, or minor enamel variations may be present.
- Please review all photos carefully, as they form part of the description.
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- Securely packed to protect relief and finish.
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Collector Notice: This is a privately owned collectible coin. It is not an official issue and is not endorsed by the CIA or any government or intelligence agency. Names, terms, and imagery are used strictly for identification and collector reference.