Witkoff's Moscow Coin Not for Sale

Steve Witkoff, U.S. special envoy, left a personalized commemorative coin at a Moscow restaurant during a visit, which is not available for public sale and was not part of any official souvenir shop inventory.

Consensus

• Steve Witkoff left a personalized commemorative coin in a Moscow restaurant during his visit.
• The coin is not available for public sale.
• The coin was not part of the White House souvenir shop's inventory.
• The coin was not found in the White House Historical Association's gift shop.
• The coin features the name and title of Steve Witkoff and the U.S. presidential seal.
• The coin includes the phrase 'Peace Through Strength' on one side.
• The visit occurred on Saturday, September 5.
• Witkoff met with Russian leadership in the Kremlin.
• The meeting included Yuri Ushakov and Kirill Dmitriev.

Points of divergence

• The coin is described as a challenge coin, a tradition originating in the U.S. military, used to mark unit membership or significant events. — vm
• The coin features a large U.S. presidential seal with an eagle holding arrows and an olive branch in its talons. — vesti
• The coin has a blue background with the phrase 'Peace Through The Strength' engraved around the silhouettes of North and South America. — vm
• The coin was brought to Moscow by both Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. — vesti
• The coin is made in gold, white, red, and blue colors. — vm

Coverage (3 sources)

• Coins that Whitcock left in a restaurant in Moscow are not available for free purchase — Вечерняя Москва
• Whitkoff's delivered to Moscow commemorative coin is not available for free sale — Вести
• Whitlock and Kushner arrived in Moscow with "Peace by Force" coins — Вести

Key entities

• Whitcoff
• Moscow
• USA
• Jared Kushner
• RIA Novosti
• White House
• Ronald Reagan
• Moscow 5 Vesti

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