St Vincent's Dated Olympic Noc Pin - Beijing 2008!!! on 2040-motos

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ST VINCENT's
NOC PIN BEIJING 2008
BIG AND BEAUTIFUL!!

This is the official dated pin used by the members of the Olympic Team from ST VINCENT & THE GRENADINES who participated in the Summer Olympic Games held in BEIJING in 2008.

This large, brightly-colored pin is made in domed enamel. It has its two original military clutch closures and features St. Vincent's NOC logo, an anniversary graphic and the Olympic rings . . . dated for Beijing . . . excellent condition. This attractive pin is nicely designed and was quite popular among collectors in Beijing. A nice addition for any NOC pin or historical Olympic NOC pin collection.

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