About this item

Elegant Design: The front of the coin showcases a sleek diamond-shaped design within a bold black and blue frame, symbolizing love, hope, spirit, and faith—core values in the recovery journey of NA and AA. The central "X" engraving signifies the ten year of sobriety, marking a major milestone. The reverse side features the Serenity Prayer inscribed within a blue diamond frame, surrounded by words like "Serenity," "Freedom," and "Just for Today," providing daily encouragement and strength for those in recovery.
Premium Quality Crafted from quality materials, this NA HA AA chip medallion features a unique 3D sculpted design with precise enamel coloring. Measuring 35x3mm (1.38×0.12 inches), it is both substantial and compact, making it ideal for daily use as a reminder, a gifts for men or women, or a distinguished addition to any recovery collection
Celebrate Milestones This 10 Year Sobriety Coin is more than just a token; it represents a significant achievement in your recovery journey. Celebrating the ten year of sobriety is an important accomplishment, reflecting your commitment to a healthier, addiction-free life. This coin serves as a tangible reminder of your progress and the determination to continue moving forward with strength and resilience.
Versatile & Meaningful Gifts Whether for yourself or a loved one, this Serenity Diamond AA Chip Medallion is a thoughtful and meaningful sobriety gifts. It’s ideal for marking significant anniversary months and years in recovery. The elegant design makes it a standout piece in any collection and serves as a constant source of inspiration and encouragement.
Why You Should Buy This 10 Year Sobriety Coin is not just a keepsake; it’s a powerful symbol of your ongoing journey in Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous. The diamond design, combined with the Serenity Prayer, encapsulates the strength, hope, and unity of the recovery community. Whether you’re purchasing it for yourself or as a gifts for someone special, this coin is a daily reminder of resilience, commitment, and the continuous pursuit of sobriety.