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Mercury MA-9 "Faith 7" Flown Heatshield FragmentMercury MA 9 "Faith 7" Flown Heatshield Fragment Mercury Faith 7 was the last manned Mercury mission piloted by Gordon Cooper. Launched May 15th 1963 Cooper became the first American to sleep in orbit. The source of this heatshield fragment was a larger block of heatshield encased into lucite as a presentation piece given to VIP's and NASA workers as recognition for their work in the space program. Triangle swatch of heatshield material mounted on a

Hank Hartsfield and Dick Truly who served as support crew

July 20th 1969

The International Space Station is a joint project between the 5 space agencies of the United States

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4”X6” TWO SIDED ACRLIC CASED COIN CARD – LIMITED EDITION OF ONLY (10

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The source of this heatshield fragment is NASA technician Hal French who was given permission to cut parts of the parachute into souvenirs back then - a copy of his certification to us will come with the presentation

first TOGO meteorite coin - issued 10 years after the huge success of the first african meteorite coin (2004 Liberia)

Scheduled launch for May 27th

Shepard's chip shot

Soyuz TMA-22

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