Featuring hand carved bronze plated soldiers of the Vietnam War, this Vietnam Memorial Pin is the perfect gift for you, or a loved one who supports our Vietnam Veterans, or has served our country with honor and pride.
Dual-post mount to secure your pin wherever you like!
Bronze plated and precisely carved with a smooth finish
All pins at Fallen Yet Not Forgotten are hand-made and all are designed/shipped in the USA. Get yours today.
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58,479 of our servicemen and servicewomen never returned home after serving our country in the Vietnam War. These men & women were husbands, wives, sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, brothers, and sisters. Many of them were drafted and didn’t have a choice but were willing and ready to fight when Uncle Sam called their name. Some fought for their country, but ALL fought for their brothers and sisters beside them. Their service and sacrifices for our nation will never be forgotten. “All Gave Some, Some Gave All.”
CRAFTSMANSHIP
All Coins & Pins are handcrafted from Steel to the highest quality.
Our coins measure to 2" x 2", weigh 1 oz, and come in a protective case.
LIFETIME WARRANTY
All coins & pins are backed by our Lifetime Warranty, ensuring lasting quality, durability, and your satisfaction for years to come.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
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Voices of Gratitude: Our Customers Share Their Stories
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"As a Combat Veteran of the Gulf War. I love to give these to people I come across. I actually have given one to a WW2 Veteran and he was overwhelmed by the gift. I love all my brothers and sisters and wish I could them all one. Great product."
-John W.
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"Love these coins. I buy 20 at a time and give them to Vets I meet along the way."
-Frank J.
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"I have loved to give these out to the veterans that come in to my retail environment where I work.
They are so grateful, some are brought to tears, and the conversation starters it starts for those that are waiting is amazing."
-Navy brat, Regina
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 513 reviews.
Put this pin on my sport cost lapel. Had some good comments.
Store owner replied:
John, we're glad you've already received compliments on your pin. It sounds great displayed on your sport coat, and we hope it continues to spark meaningful conversations wherever you wear it.
This can be used as a lapel or hat pin-I chose to use it with a knife display (on left).
Wz proud that u acted on suggestion I made late 2019. Only wish I could hv bought one of the first Vietnam Memorial pins; unfortunately, at time pin first came available, I--veteran & recent widow of Vietnam War veteran--had suffered financial setback thx to DoD interference, thus becoming penniless homeless veteran at onset of pandemic.
Thx to Veterans Administration assistance & EICs received due to pandemic, hv only recently felt secure enuf to buy pin that I now hv on display along with husband's funerary flag.
It’s been many years since I was in country but I Love ur pin I have one, reminds me of the Hero’s I served with and the Ones that didn’t come Home. R.I.P. All my Brothers that gave their last breath for Our Country’s Freedom. And Semper Fi to all my Brother Marines , Navy Doc’s Army, Navy, Air Force Brothers. God Bless them all and God Bless Our Country. 🇺🇸 👍🏼
My daily wearer as a Board Member of the local Honor Flight and most days get a comment about this pin from Vietnam Veterans I meet. A good conversation starter that leads into sharing our time in service.
I wear my pin probably every day but being that it was during the Vietnam era and blacks severed in the war maybe one of the figurines should have been depicted as a black person.
I purchased this pin for my dad.. He has passed on (10 yrs).. I'm going to place it on his wooden cross.. He was a Vietnam Veteran 68-69 25th Infantry Division
I love what the pin stands for, my Brothers and Sisters who did not get a welcome home. Most would be spit on and called names, not cool America. You may find it hard to get another generation willing to go to war for a public who do not deserve to be fought for.
This pin is the epitome of the camaraderie developed during the deployment of troops to the Viet Nam battlefields. Some were lost there, through capture, torture, or battlefield death and never had the chance to 'come home'. I owe each Veteran a world of thanks for their sacrifices, service, time & energies providing my freedoms. Till we meet again, may they be fully honored, and always Rest in Peace.
I gave these to my ex husband .. he was thrilled to tears.
As a vet that was never welcomed home, this really made him feel good, these metals great quality and perfect for lapels or hats.