Army Dog Tags 1950-1953 (Korean War) Reviews

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Korean War era style U.S. Army Dog Tags (most common type 1950 to 1953).Rolled edge down, with debossed text and notch. Our notched tag replicas are made of thicker (0.02") and heavier (0.2 oz) stainless steel (not monel). Notched Dog Tag Stainless Steel Dull Finish. Notch, hole, and rolled edge can be re-oriented. Heavy duty .5mm thick. Typically used with indented debossing type. Embossed or Debossed with customized text. Stainless Steel Long BallChain Mil-spec dull finish long ball-chain necklace. Made in USA. Military Spec.

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“Couldn't have been easier! From the time I wrote my order to the tags delivery in my mailbox was just 3 to 4 days. Excellent service!”

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“I’ll start with this, when I open them and looked at them, I burst into tears. My dad just passed away September 3 and he would have been thrilled to have these. They are exactly what you say they are. Your customer service is awesome and I will be sending some more business your way soon. Thank you. Happy Veterans Day!!!!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Very nice, impressive and very authentic looking. Great reproduction”

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Posted 1 year ago

“For my dad who fought in the Korean War. Passed away, but he never had his dog tags and I never had a chance to see what they look like. This will go great with his Memoriam. Thank you folks for completing my father's collection. Love them! Will do business with you again.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“We wanted replacements of our grandfathers long lost dogtags. So we found his DD-214 from 1954! Which had all the info we needed to get new ones mace. They are a very nice gift, good quality, and from a 1952 soldiers mouth “yeah thats them, where did you find them””

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Posted 1 year ago

“AWESOME, I LOST MY DADS ORIGINAL ONES AND THESE FAR EXCEEDED MY EXPECTATIONS, THANK YOU !!!!!”

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