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??Baptism by Fire: The flame aa coins symbolize hope, even in the darkest of times, there is light and opportunity. In the journey of sobriety and recovery, a flame 17 year sobriety coin represents the reignited passion and desire to change one's life. In moments of sobriety, you burn like a flame, displaying strength and resilience as you continuously overcome obstacles, transforming into a healthier, better version of yourself.
??Increasing Selection: our four sobriety coin is currently available in styles ranging from 1 to 30 years. For aa coins not yet on display, they are already on the way to AMZ, so you can make your purchase with confidence. We have plans to continue expanding the range of available years for sober coin. For all the fans who adore this flames sobriety chip, there's no need to worry about the year. It will grow with you and witness your ongoing moments of addiction recovery enjoyment.
??Fit Size & Top Quality: Beautiful and smooth, each sobriety chip is iron-plated silver, measuring approximately 1.37" in diameter and about 0.08" in thickness. aa chip is lightweight, making it easy to carry in your pocket, purse, or AA coin holder keychain, serving as a daily reminder of your journey. Additionally, our aa token comes packaged with a high-quality PP material protective case, making it convenient for gifting or storage purposes.
??Original Design: The front side of 3D craftsmanship na medallions is engraved with the Trial by Fire hot flames, "UNITY, SERVICE, RECOVERY" Three Legacies Motto, the special laser number signifying the length of sobriety. The back side of aa chips is engraved with AA 10th Step Promise: "IF TEMPTED, WE RECOIL FROM IT AS FROM A HOT FLAME". It's the ultimate choice among sponsors, sponsees, or sobriety support groups.
??Sobriety Gifts for Men Women: 17 year sobriety gifts Take away my difficulties, that victory over them may bear witness to those I would help of Thy Power, Thy Love, and Thy Way of Life. Not only ideal for marking sobriety milestones at AA meetings, parties, or celebrations, but also recovery gifts for yourself, friends, or family members on sobriety anniversaries, Christmas, or other special occasions.