LOGOS COINS Anchored in Christ Prayer Coin – Jeremiah 29:11 The Lord is My Rock | 1.75" Antique Gold Plated Christian Coin

Carry a beacon of faith wherever you go

The Anchored in Christ Prayer Coin from LOGOS COINS is designed to be a small, daily touchpoint for spiritual focus. Measuring about 1.75 inches, this antique gold plated token feels substantial in the hand and glints softly in light, inviting a moment of reflection as you reach into your pocket or bag.

On the front, an interlaced anchor symbolizes steady hope, paired with Psalm 18:2 text that speaks to protection and strength. On the back, a carefully etched Bible verse offers a quiet reminder of God’s promises. The combination of tactile detail and meaningful verses invites personal quiet time, study, or meditation between tasks.

Quality craft with timeless appeal

Our coins feature an antique gold plated finish that preserves a classic, heirloom look. The edges and relief are finely detailed, so the design catches light from any angle. This is a keepsake you can carry in a pocket, a purse, or a display case at home or in a classroom.

• Antique gold plating adds a warm, vintage tone to the design
• 1.75 inch size is comfortable to hold and easy to tuck away
• Durable construction suited for daily handling and gifting

Versatile use for teaching, gifting, and personal renewal

The coin is crafted to function as a pass-along token in church services, youth groups, or classrooms, or as a thoughtful gift for graduates and graduates-to-be. Its compact form makes it ideal for teaching aids that require a tangible object to illustrate themes of faith, hope, and resilience.

• Bulk-friendly for group settings without sacrificing meaningful detail
• Perfect as a devotional prompt, sermon aid, or encouragement token
• Gift-ready packaging makes it easy to bless someone with a small gesture

In all uses, this LOGOS COINS piece aims to offer a grounded, non-prescriptive reminder of faith in action—an invitation to pause, breathe, and choose hope in daily life. The dual verses, including Jeremiah 29:11 and the Lord is my rock theme, invite reflection without making guarantees, leaving room for personal interpretation and growth.