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gxseries
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From the certificate that I got together with this coin:

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This is to certify that the token DISARMAMENT COIN is made of the metal of the R-12 (SS-4) Soviet medium range missiles scrapped under the Soviet-American INF Treaty.

The metal poses no harm for your health. The “coin” is a unique souvenir and cannot be used as currency.

- Soviet Peace Committee
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Suprisingly big yet light - I am assuming that it is a re-enforced aluminum alloy.

Weight: 9.0grams
Diameter: 40.13grams
Thickness: 3.09mm

Should I check the levels of radiation from this medal? shok.gif
Art
That's a great use of the metal from the missles. It's a also a neat looking medal.

gpnyc
QUOTE(gxseries @ Dec 2 2005, 07:07 AM)


The metal poses no harm for your health.
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Not even if I swallowed it whole? hysterical.gif
Scottishmoney
I want one bhyper.gif
ccg
Neat. That is really light!
banivechi
QUOTE(Укра @ Dec 2 2005, 04:58 PM)
I want one bhyper.gif
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Missile??? hysterical.gif
Scottishmoney
QUOTE(banivechi @ Dec 5 2005, 08:42 PM)
Missile??? hysterical.gif
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No, I have no use for one. But a coin, yes.
Tiffibunny
Oh man I like that.
gxseries
I found the 1 ruble = 1 dollar aspect way too funny... hysterical.gif
Scottishmoney
QUOTE(gxseries @ Dec 6 2005, 12:00 AM)
I found the 1 ruble = 1 dollar aspect way too funny... hysterical.gif
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Back in 1988, the USSR Govt valued the ruble at about $1.39 US.
BiggAndyy
I bet ya it still tickles a geiger counter... if you have access to one take a look and see what it reads.
gxseries
Funnily enough, there is a site about this laugh.gif

http://www.worldpeacecoin.org/index.htm
sema
thats just a souvenir by private company.
you can print whatever your fantasy allowes on the certificates smile.gif
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