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Custom Any Year Mandala sobriety coin

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Description

Celebrate your sobriety journey with the Any Year Mandala Sobriety Coin—a handcrafted token of mindfulness, peace, and personal growth. Inspired by the symbolic power of mandalas in spiritual practice, this intricately detailed 1.5-inch antique silver coin serves as a calming focal point for reflection and meditation. Customizable with your sobriety year—shown as "52 Weeks," "730 Days," or another accurate format—and a meaningful phrase, emoji, or date on the back, it’s a personalized keepsake made in Charlotte, NC. More than a memento, this coin honors your resilience and offers a grounding reminder of the clarity, emotional strength, and inner harmony found through recovery.

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Lifetime Guarantee – if anything breaks or wears off, we'll replace it for FREE!
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Gift pouch included — perfect for storing your achievement coin
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Designed in the USA by Adam Howell, owner of The Achieve Mint
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1% of every order – at no extra cost to you – is donated

Customer Reviews

4.9

Based on 17 reviews

94%

Anonymous

December 20, 2024

I absolutely love it and will keep it on me at all times!

Anonymous

December 19, 2024

I did not need customer service for this item but the seller is awesome at responding and making sure you are happy! (from previous order) This is beautiful I have not given it to my friend yet (for her 15 years in recovery) but I think she will love it! It is beautiful! These are my favorite go to medallions for recovery friends! Oh and for myself too!

Anonymous

December 18, 2024

I got this for a gift and the recipient LOVES it!!

Anonymous

December 18, 2024

The coin itself is absolutely perfect. The customized engraving was exactly as I asked for. The only downside is that the display doesn't work exactly as intended - it's as if the coin is too heavy and thin for the plastic, so it slips down in the display and doesn't stay centered as pictured. The person who I gave the coin to an find other uses for it though, so all is not lost.