Ohio State Buckeyes 2025 CFP National Champions Gold & Silver Two Tone Coin size-default-title Officially licensed Size:6-12 Months

Name: Ohio State Buckeyes 2025 CFP National Champions Gold & Silver Two Tone Coin size-default-title Officially licensed Size:6-12 Months
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 13136951185
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Ohio State Buckeyes 2025 CFP National Champions Gold & Silver Two Tone Coin size default title Officially licensed Size:6 12 Months Officially licensed perfect for any true fan Each 39mm minted coin is die struck with the official CFP National Champions logo on the front with commemoration around the perimeter and the official CFP Championship Game logo on the reverse Officially Licensed

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