Norwegian Army Artillery Battalion Nils Battery Challenge Coin 1.5" Copper Pre-owned
$20.00 USD
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Norwegian Army Artillery Battalion Nils Battery Challenge Coin 1.5" Copper Pre-owned
$20.00 USD
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Norwegian Army Artillery Battalion Challenge Coin
Artilleribataljonen • Batteri Nils • Norwegian Military Collectible
Overview
This collectible challenge coin represents the Norwegian Army Artillery Battalion (Artilleribataljonen), a key artillery unit responsible for heavy fire support within the Norwegian Armed Forces.
The coin features the inscription "Gjør rett, frygt ingen", a traditional phrase meaning "Do right, fear nothing", reflecting the spirit and discipline of artillery forces.
The reverse side references Batteri Nils, a battery-level unit within the artillery battalion.
Item Details
- Unit: Norwegian Army Artillery Battalion
- Battery: Batteri Nils
- Size: Approx. 1.5 inch
- Material: Copper
- Condition: Pre-owned
Collector Appeal
Artillery unit challenge coins are highly collectible among military collectors, especially those focusing on Nordic military units, NATO armies, and European military memorabilia.
Condition Notes
This item is pre-owned and may show light surface wear, small scratches, or edge marks from previous handling and storage. Please review photos carefully for the exact condition.
Disclaimer
This item is sold strictly as a collectible commemorative item. It does not represent authority, rank, identification, or official affiliation. All military names, insignia, and emblems remain the property of their respective organizations.