Apollo 15 – 50th Anniversary Flown‑Metal Medallion (Black Edition)

Minted With Lunar‑Flown Apollo Command Module Metal + Mars Curiosity Engineering Metals

Official NASA Limited Edition • COA + Protective Case Included

Celebrate 50 years since Apollo 15’s landmark mission to Hadley–Apennine with this official NASA 50th Anniversary medallion, minted using authentic metal flown to the Moon aboard an Apollo Command Module—combined with engineering metals from NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover. A rare, striking collectible linking two eras of exploration.

Honouring Apollo 15 and the Entire Apollo Program

This limited‑edition medallion pays tribute to:

•     The teamwork and engineering behind Apollo 1–17
•     The achievements of Apollo 15, NASA’s first mission with the Lunar Roving Vehicle
•     The twelve astronauts who walked on the Moon
•     The memory of Apollo 1
•     NASA’s future path back to the Moon, on to Mars, and beyond

Certified NASA Official

Produced by Winco International, this medallion series is recognised as a NASA Official Limited Edition.

Each medallion includes an information card that doubles as the Certificate of Authenticity, confirming the presence of lunar‑flown and Curiosity metals.

Premium Collector Presentation

•     Protective circular display case included
•     High‑contrast black edition for a bold, modern look
•     Crisp, detailed minting ideal for display or framing
•     A standout centrepiece for any Apollo or flown‑artifact collection

A powerful, tangible link to Apollo 15’s pioneering mission—crafted to celebrate 50 years of exploration, innovation, and humanity’s drive to push farther.

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