Rare USAF Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit Test Team Serialized Challenge Coin AV-3 For Sale

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Rare USAF Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit Test Team Serialized Challenge Coin AV-3:
$100.00

Buy It Now Price: $125 – $150 (with "Best Offer" enabled)

Starting sale Price: $75 – $85
Pricing Context: Standard/commercial B-2 challenge coins sell for $15–$30. However, early-era serialized employee/test team pieces from the 1980s–1990s B-2 Combined Test Force (CTF) program are highly sought-after military aviation collectibles that command a significant premium among specialized buyers.

Type: Challenge Coin / Commemorative Flight Tag

Military Branch: United States Air Force (USAF)
Defense Contractor: Northrop Grumman
Aircraft: B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber
Unit / Organization: B-2 Combined Test Force / B-2 Test Team (1985–1997)
Serial / Issue Number: 4328
Flight Record Slip Info: Air Vehicle AV-3, Flight 217 (June 25, 1997), Crew: Col. Mike Walker & Major J. Schwindt, Mission: OT&E Integrated Sortie #4, Duration: Approx. 5 Hours
Diameter: Approx. 1.25 inches (1-1/4")
Condition: Pre-owned, Excellent / Unopened in Original Sealed Bag with Stitched Flight Detail Tag

Front: Inscribed "UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ★ NORTHROP GRUMMAN ★ B-2 TEAM" surrounding a central star with stealth wing motifs. Reads "Dedicated to the B-2 Test Team 1985–1997" and features custom-stamped serial number 4328.

Back: Features the official emblem and text for "B-2 COMBINED TEST FORCE".
Flight Documentation Card: Attached to the sealed pouch is the original paper flight voucher detailing AV-3 Flight 217 on June 25, 1997, piloted by Col. Mike Walker and Major J. Schwindt for OT&E Integrated Sortie #4 (~5 hours duration).
Condition: Coin remains sealed in its original plastic casing. The paper flight tag exhibits light age toning and a minor crease on the reverse, typical for authentic 1990s military paper ephemera.