Task Force Raven Awarded by SOCOM Commander William H. McRaven Navy SEAL Challenge Coin

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1.  The REAL version is approximately 2 inches in diameter. 

2.  There are two variations of this real one with different colored Tridents:  (1) Polished gold finished Trident,  and (2) bronze finish Trident.

3.  IMAGE #1 through IMAGE #5 show side by comparison between a REAL TF-Raven coin and a FAKE TF-Raven Version #1 coin.

4.  The real coin was made shortly after SEAL Team 6 killed Osama Bin Laden and handed out by the Special Operations Command Commander Adm William McRaven.

5.  This is an extremely rare and hard to find challenge coin.

6.  The Version #1 and #2 fakes were made and sold by an eBay seller named: Randomsales  where the Raven head had two different enamel painted colors.  

IMAGE #6 :  Shows TF-Raven FAKE/Reproduction/Replica Verson #1

    (REF: The Commander's Challenge/Stolen Honor Website) 

IMAGE #7:  Shows TF-Raven FAKE/Reproduction/Replica Verson #2

    (REF: The Commander's Challenge/Stolen Honor Website) 

7.  There is a Reproduction Version #3, or fake TF-Raven coin for collector reference.  It is labeled as #3.  This is a better quality fake than the first two versions.  Buyers beware before trading or purchasing any TF-Raven coins.

IMAGE #8 and #9:  Shows TF-Raven FAKE/Reproduction/Replica Verson #3

8.  In 2021, a Replica #4 was created and is also known as the "smooth headed eagle version."   This coin was the creation of a former TEAMs guy.  There were only 50 made, and please do not confuse this coin with the original 2011 TF-Raven.  If the eagle looks like the one circled in the last image, it is NOT the 2011 original.  The coin company was helping to design and make every minute change requested by the buyer.  The buyer wanted a sample made, upon seeing the sample coin, the buyer thought the designer emblished too much.  In other words, the coin was not an exact copy of the original 2011.  Seeing this the buyer said he no longer wanted the coin and stuck the company with the diecast fees.  The company seeing that it was a SEAL coin decided to make the typcial discounted minimum of 50 coins to recoup the money he lost on the diecast.  The owner of the company was unaware of the significance of the TF-Raven coin until later and doing research, and be contacted by collectors via Facebook and eBay. 

IMAGE #10, #11 and #12:  Shows TF-Raven FAKE/Reproduction/Replica Verson #4

9.  We have acquired some of these replicas from the maker ourself and are selling them as quality replica's of the TF-Raven.  This coin even though not the original is a nice reproduction and will make a quality filler for the collector.

 

 

 

 

 


 

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