Blue and Red Boeing 737 Aircraft Skin Challenge Coin for Sale

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Blue and Red Boeing 737 Aircraft Skin Challenge Coin For Sale

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Blue and Red Boeing 737 Aircraft Skin Challenge Coin:
$17.37

Own a piece of airline history! This batch was made using the skin of N510AU, a Boeing 737-300. The skin was taken from a fuselage section featuring blue, red, and polished aluminum. N510AU was built in Renton, Washington in 1987. It spent its entire life serving US Airways, being scrapped in 2002. Its fuselage found its way to a boneyard in Southern California. You might be wondering why there is a giant hole in the skin. Well, me too. One of the workers at the boneyard said it might have been related to movie filming.

Here's a brief history of this 737:

First flight August 15th, 1987
Delivered to US Air as N379AU in September, 1987
Registered to US Air as N510AU in October 1988
Registered to US Airways as N510AU in February, 1997
Stored in Mojave, California October 2002
Fuselage relocated to El Mirage, California some time after 2002

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DISCLAIMER!All AEROMACHINAS challenge coins are made from real aircraft parts. These parts experience wear and tear. Please expect imperfections such as scratches, dents, etc. These imperfections make for unique coins, meaning you may not receive the exact coin pictured. The coin you receive will be picked at random.

CAUTION!Not recommended for children under the age of 10. Product intended for display only. Keep out of mouth. Do not remove paint. This product contains chemical-based paint which may cause irritation if inhaled or ingested in large quantities.