Bill & Bob’s Coffee Shop Painted Recovery Coin
The Bill & Bob’s Coffee Shop Painted Recovery Coin is a RecoveryShop Exclusive design inspired by the historic fellowship and hospitality associated with early Alcoholics Anonymous. The front features a coffee cup with the AA symbol, “Bill & Bob’s Coffee Shop,” “Open 24-7,” and “Est. 1935.”
The reverse features a passage from Alcoholics Anonymous, “A Vision for You,” expressing the hope that every alcoholic who journeys will find the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous at their destination.
Product Details
- RecoveryShop Exclusive design
- Blue and gold painted recovery coin
- Front features Bill & Bob’s Coffee Shop artwork
- Coffee cup with AA symbol in the center
- Front includes “Open 24-7” and “Est. 1935”
- Reverse features a quote from “A Vision for You”
- Clear epoxy coating creates a smooth, glossy protective finish
- Measures approximately 1 3/8 inches in diameter
- Approximately 34 mm wide and 2.5 mm thick
- Meaningful AA recovery keepsake, sponsor gift, or fellowship gift
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is shown on the front of the Bill & Bob’s Coffee Shop Recovery Coin?
The front features a coffee cup with the AA symbol, the words “Bill & Bob’s Coffee Shop,” “Open 24-7,” and “Est. 1935.”
What appears on the reverse of the coin?
The reverse features a passage from “A Vision for You” about finding the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous at one’s destination.
How large is this recovery coin?
It measures approximately 1 3/8 inches, or 34 mm, in diameter and is approximately 2.5 mm thick.
Does the coin have a protective coating?
Yes. It has a clear epoxy coating that creates a smooth, glossy protective finish.
Is this an official AA product?
No. This is a RecoveryShop Exclusive inspiration coin and is not produced or endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.
Can this recovery coin be given as a gift?
Yes. It makes a meaningful gift for a sponsor, sponsee, AA member, meeting friend, or anyone who appreciates AA history and fellowship.
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