POTD: Kalash Stash - The Silver AKS-74U Money Clip
Not only is JMac Customs’ money clip a great gift for the TFB reader who has everything, the product images also make for a great Photo Of The Day. The Kalash Stash is a limited-edition money clip made from one ounce of solid 925 silver. It’s a detailed, scaled-down model of the AKS-74U, a compact variant of the Kalashnikov rifle known for its distinctive shape and historical significance in military use, as well as its appearance in numerous films and video games.
Designed in collaboration with experienced jewelers, the Kalash Stash combines firearm design knowledge with metalworking skill. The folded stock of the rifle functions as the clip, securely holding folded bills. The aged finish gives it a worn, matte appearance.
Only 50 numbered units will be produced. Each one is made entirely in the USA. The back of the piece features the JMac Customs logo and a solid connection between the gun and stock, which also serves as the space for currency storage. It can also be worn on a chain as a pendant.
Key Features:
- Solid 925 Silver: 1 ounce of pure silver, offering both durability and elegance.
- Authentic AKS-74u Design: Detailed, scaled-down replica of the iconic rifle.
- Limited Edition: Only 50 pieces, each individually numbered for exclusivity.
- Dual Functionality: Functions as a money clip or can be worn as a pendant.
- Made in the USA: Entirely designed and manufactured 100% in the USA.
- Exclusive Packaging: Includes a presentation box and certificate of authenticity.
The price is $545.95, so to stash your cash in this Kalash you need some in the first place.
Find out more here: https://www.jmac-customs.com/kalash-stash-krink-money-clip
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That's not bling; it's more like... blung.
Silver, at that price? You gotta be cray-cray