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Officially Licensed USMC E2 Private First Class Challenge Coin – Marine Corps Coin – PFC Coin Challenge Coin | Disabled USMC Vet Owned Small Business
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Officially Licensed USMC E2 Private First Class Features
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OUTSTANDING QUALITY: Designed by a US Marine, the front of our Marines rank coin has the Marine Corps emblem, the Eagle, Globe and Anchor with United States Marine Corps and Semper Fidelis text. The back has the Private First Class chevron and “Private First Class of Marines” text.
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EXPERT CRAFTSMANSHIP: Our USMC coins are a perfect representation of Marine Corps exceptionalism and serve as an ongoing reminder that Marines are a force in readiness, always ready to take the fight to the enemy and the first to fight
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PERFECT GIFT FOR THE MARINE IN YOUR LIFE: Whether your Marine is celebrating Father’s day, Veterans Day, a birthday or Christmas you can guarantee a smile with this classic and practical USMC gift for men or women. Also makes a great Marine Corps promotion or graduation gift
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LARGE 2 INCH COIN: This military coin is much bigger than cheap Marine Corps challenge coins. Made from top quality materials, 3D-textured full color on both sides. Beautiful bevel edge design and 4mm thick
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🎖️ SERVICE DISABLED MARINE VET OWNED: with a team of armed service veterans and military spouses so you know you will get top quality and 100% customer satisfaction. Support other military families with your purchase! Semper Fi!
About Officially Licensed USMC E2 Private First Class
Private First Class is the second-lowest rank in the Marine Corps, ranking above Private and below Lance Corporal. A Private First Class in the Marines is equivalent in paygrade to a Private (PV2) in the Army, and is a full paygrade lower then an Army Private First Class because the Marine Corps only has one Private paygrade instead of the Army's two. The rank of Private First Class was introduced by the Marine Corps following service in WWI in 1917 to mirror the Army's rank structure. Like their Army counterparts, a PFC in the Marines is expected to serve as a model for newly-enlisted troops and carry out the orders of their superior officers to the best of their abilities.
