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Hello,

Anyone by chance know what this coin/medallion is? Its embedded into a old Proline compound bow riser. Doesn't look factory, looks like someone put in there. Here are some pictures. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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If I'm not mistaken that looks like Jewish people @ the wailing wall in Jerusalem. it's probably some sort of Commemerative medallion. that's just a guess of course.
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It is indeed an image of the Wailing Wall. I would assume that it was made specifically as a decorative medallion; there probably isn't anything on the other side of it if you were to try to take it out of the mounting.
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Thank you guys for the fast reply. That's great to know a little about the medallion. Thanks!
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