USMC and 72 Virgins

One of the Muslim extremists' most effective tools for recruiting young martyrs is the promise of 72 virgins in the afterlife.


Aware of the motivation behind the enemy's evil actions, the warriors of the U.S. Marine Corps are delivering on a promise of their own.



Committed to eliminating the threat of terrorism wherever it exists, America's fiercest fighters are offering aspiring martyrs a chance to meet their objective free of charge and ahead of schedule. Providing a service that continues to be in high demand, these soldiers operate with admirable efficiency and trademark precision as they assist the ill-intentioned martyrs in reaching their goal.




This coin salutes the efforts of American Marines, who remain committed to helping young terrorists prematurely reach their desired destination.



Minted in a brass alloy, this coin contains an antique bronze finish. Each coin comes packaged with a colorfully descriptive header card that highlights the history and mission of the U.S. Marine Corps.

isent the northwest territorial mint in the northwest territory of Canada, kinda wierd that Canada would be minting coins about the US. Also its made of cheap bronze you would think they could make it out of .999 1 oz pure gold.

quote:

Located in Auburn, Washington, Northwest Territorial Mint was founded in 1984 and has produced and minted coins, commemorative medallions, knives and other products for corporate, governmental, military and private entities around the world.

http://store.nwtmint.com/info/about_us/

Seems fitting to be made of a brass alloy
in 'full metal jacket' so to speak...

I'd bet that 'colorfully descriptive header card' is a hoot.