File:Apollo 17 Flown Silver Robbins Medallion (SN-F39).jpg

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Description	English: Apollo 17 (S72-49079, September 1972) Flown Silver Robbins Medallion (SN-F39) (6082-40213)
Date	1972 (medallion flown), 2012 (image)
Source	Heritage Auctions Lot 40213, 2 November 2012
Author	Struck by Robbins Company for NASA
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