Sobriety Coin, Zinc Alloy

A recovery milestone can be personal, and a small keepsake is easy to bring along to a meeting or keep close at home. This orange tri-plate sobriety coin marks 15 years and carries recovery messages on both sides.

Its zinc alloy construction and included transparent plastic case make it a straightforward token to carry or give. The listed size is about 1.37 inches across and 0.12 inches thick.

Rather than a general-purpose gift, it is designed around a specific sobriety milestone and the words often associated with recovery communities.

Best use cases

This coin suits someone marking a 15-year recovery anniversary, or someone looking for a tangible way to show support. It can sit in a pocket or purse, be brought to a gathering, or serve as a keepsake after a milestone celebration. The included case gives it a simple way to store or present the coin.

It’s a great fit if the recipient would appreciate a daily reminder of recovery values or a commemorative gift tied to a particular year. The orange tri-plate design and 3D process give it more visual detail than a plain, single-finish token, while the compact form keeps the focus on the message rather than display size.

Product specs

The coin is made of zinc alloy and is described as lightweight. It measures about 1.37 inches in diameter and 0.12 inches thick, and comes with a transparent plastic case. The front is engraved with Unity, Service, Recovery, the back features the Serenity Prayer. The product is identified as a 15-year sobriety medallion, with an orange tri-plate finish and a 3D design process.

It is presented as suitable for a pocket, purse, or AA coin-holder keychain. Holder dimensions are not provided, though, so a snug fit can be hard to judge without that measurement of the holder’s interior. If it will be carried on a keychain, check that the intended holder accommodates the coin’s stated dimensions.

Where it shines

The strongest reason to choose this medallion is the combination of a specific milestone and familiar recovery messages. For example, someone could keep it in a pocket during a meeting, then use the engraved motto as a quiet reminder of unity, service, and recovery afterward. The Serenity Prayer on the reverse adds another personal point of reflection without needing a separate card or note.

Compared with a more general gift, this coin makes the 15-year milestone explicit. That focus is also its limitation: it is not a one-size-fits-all token for someone celebrating a different recovery anniversary. The product description lists other milestone options, but this particular coin is marked for 15 years.

Should you buy it?

If you want a compact, milestone-specific keepsake with the Serenity Prayer and recovery motto, the design and included case make this a practical choice to consider. It’s not for you if you need a different anniversary marking, want a larger display piece, or need confirmed compatibility with a particular holder, that fit is not established by the available details. The coin is also a symbolic gift, not a substitute for the personal support the recipient may value. Choose it when the 15-year message and portable format are the point, rather than when you need a customizable or unmarked token.