A challenge coin may be a small coin or medallion, bearing an organization’s insignia or emblem and carried by the organization’s members. Traditionally, they might be given to prove membership when challenged and to enhance morale.
I’d say no challenge coins but I have a skewed point of view. Challenge coins are given in the military for very big achievements - i.e. for being part of a very select unit (ranger battalion, SF unit, President’s 100, etc.) or performing some very great task (saving someone’s life in peace time, great physical achievement in a school, etc.
While sometimes the military challenge coins are given out rather “loosely”, most times they are very hard to get and they often mean more that many silly medals (I don’t consider all medals silly but some definitely are just bling). I know first responders have a similar tradition - mainly because so many of them have a military background.
It always bothers me seeing challenge coins you can buy - again, my point of view is skewed but I’d say respect the military and first responders by not doing this. If you want to sell a tie-tack, lapel pin, bracelet - sure, but not a challenge coin.
They could be like a collectible series that had different elite members screen name on the back. Or, a picture that commemorated classic threads from years passed; like a guy humping a dog, or a pile of pea gravel. LOL
They could be like a collectible series that had different elite members screen name on the back. Or, a picture that commemorated classic threads from years passed; like a guy humping a dog, or a pile of pea gravel. LOL
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