Walnut Cove Fire Rescue Fire 35 Challenge Coin North Carolina 1.75" Copper Pre-owned
$18.99 USD
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Walnut Cove Fire Rescue Fire 35 Challenge Coin North Carolina 1.75" Copper Pre-owned
$18.99 USD
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Walnut Cove Fire Rescue Challenge Coin
Fire 35 • Walnut Cove Fire Department • North Carolina
Overview
This collectible challenge coin represents Walnut Cove Fire Rescue, a local fire department serving the community of Walnut Cove, North Carolina.
The design features the classic fire service Maltese cross with the number 35, along with the department establishment year 1956.
The reverse side displays a firefighter silhouette set against an American flag background, symbolizing service, bravery, and dedication in the fire service.
Item Details
- Department: Walnut Cove Fire Rescue
- Station / Unit: Fire 35
- Location: Walnut Cove, North Carolina
- Size: Approx. 1.75 inch
- Material: Copper
- Condition: Pre-owned
Collector Appeal
Fire department challenge coins are popular among collectors of firefighter memorabilia, emergency services collectibles, and U.S. municipal department coins.
Condition Notes
This item is pre-owned and may show minor scratches, edge wear, or handling marks consistent with age 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 rank, authority, identification, or affiliation with any emergency services agency. All insignia, names, and emblems remain the property of their respective organizations.