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Reborn in the Flames: This sobriety coin combines the symbolism of the phoenix and the flame, blending rebirth and growth in sobriety. It inspires us to move forward and embrace our new life after drug rehabilitation. It also provides us with daily spiritual support to help us stay calm, courageous and wise as we face life's challenges in recovery
Exquisite Front Design: On the obverse of this NA sobriety coin is a fire-breathing phoenix, representing rebirth and strength. The flames, on the other hand, represent the pain of addiction and the purification in the process of detoxification. The Roman numeral “Ⅷ” in the Rhombus NA logo represents a eight-year milestone in addiction recovery. The words “OUT OF THE ASHES OF ADDICTION” and “RENEWAL & GROWTH” further emphasize rebirth and growth. It is a meaningful gift of sobriety
Inspirational Back Design： the back of the NA Sober Coin features the rhombus-shaped logo representing Narcotics Anonymous, “SERENITY - FREEDOM - JUST FOR TODAY,” which emphasizes the importance of serenity and freedom in the recovery process. “TODAY, I CHOOSE RECOVERY, I CHOOSE STRENGTH OVER WEAKNESS, HOPE OVER DESPAIR, AND LOVE OVER FEAR, GROWING STRONGER AND MORE RESILIENT EACH DAY. “This quote encourages us to take steps toward a stronger, more resilient version of ourselves
High Quality & Carry-On Size: This phoenix sobriety coins is made of high quality zinc alloy with gold plating. NA coins and medallions are made with a 3D high dimensional hydraulic process that makes them lightweight and easy to carry. Each coin measures approximately 1.37 inches in diameter and 0.12 inches thick, perfect for carrying in your pocket, purse or NA coin holder keychain
Motivational Sobriety Gifts for Men Women: Sobriety coins can be used to celebrate not only sobriety anniversaries and sobriety milestones, but also sobriety, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, sobriety meetings, Thanksgiving, Christmas, birthdays, and more, making them the perfect gift for yourself, your friends, your sobriety mentor, and your family