JGSDF Naha Garrison 15th Reconnaissance Unit Challenge Coin 1.75" Brass - Pre-Owned
$20.00 USD
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JGSDF Naha Garrison 15th Reconnaissance Unit Challenge Coin 1.75" Brass - Pre-Owned
$20.00 USD
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Product Overview
This 1.75-inch challenge coin is associated with the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF), specifically the 15th Reconnaissance Unit stationed at Naha Garrison, Okinawa. The design reflects reconnaissance, mobility, and regional defense responsibilities within Japanโs southwestern islands.
Design Details
- Front: Stylized bird emblem with Roman numeral XV, symbolizing the 15th Reconnaissance Unit
- Back: Map of Japan with Japanese characters and a red plum blossom accent
- Theme: Reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, and rapid response
- Finish: Black enamel background with silver-tone raised relief
Specifications
- Type: Challenge Coin / Commemorative Coin
- Diameter: Approximately 1.75 inches
- Material: Brass
- Condition: Circulated (pre-owned)
Condition Description
This coin is in circulated condition, indicating it has been previously handled or carried. Light surface wear, minor scratches, edge marks, or natural patina may be present. Please refer to the photos for the exact condition of the item you will receive.
Collector Information
This piece is ideal for collectors of Japanese Self-Defense Force memorabilia, reconnaissance unit coins, or Okinawa-based military history. Circulated examples often carry unique character reflecting their service-related context.
This is a privately made commemorative collectible. It is not legal tender and not an official government-issued currency.