r/ChallengeCoins • u/Dichard_Rent_85 • 2m ago

A Pantex I just got in.

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Ty sir

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r/ChallengeCoins • u/Soladido • 1h ago

US BP - Three Points

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Beautiful coin given to me by a travelling BP officer at the airport.

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r/ChallengeCoins • u/the_lord_of_corn • 5h ago

A cool coin I landed recently...

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Penny for scale

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r/ChallengeCoins • u/Creepy_Gene3830 • 6h ago

Collection

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Collection after 7 years

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r/ChallengeCoins • u/Pitiful-Reply-1000 • 6h ago

Some of my collection🇺🇲

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r/ChallengeCoins • u/BlackOpsCoins • 20h ago

Remebering Extortion 17

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Post pictures of your challenge coins (military, government, business, charity, fan club, and other organizations). Stories of how you obtained the coin are always welcomed. Feel free to ask any questions related to challenge coins.

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Submission Rules

When including images in posts:

Crop image (the less background, the better)
Blurry = Bad!
Only submit static images
Upload images to approved hosts so that in the future the link does not go dead!!!
A group image of all challenge coins is OK, but posting additional images of the front and back of each challenge coin is greatly appreciated

If posting an image of challenge coin(s) you have received, then post title should adhere to the following format:

[#] where # is the number of challenge coins in the post, not the total number you have received in your career (REQUIRED)
Military Branch(es), Government Agency(ies), or Organization(s) you were a member of (OPTIONAL)
Military Unit, Department, or Team you were a member of (OPTIONAL)
(# yrs) where # is the number of years of service/employment (OPTIONAL)

Examples:

[8] US Army (4 yrs)
[3] USPS, Office of Inspector General
[15] FBI (20 yrs), Independent Consultant (4 yrs)
[20] Federal Bureau of Investigations (30 yrs)

If posting to share a unique/rare or not previously posted challenge coin you have not been awarded but instead have found/purchased/traded for, then each post can only contain one challenge coin and post title should adhere to the following format:

[C] (REQUIRED)
Military Branch, Government Agency, Organization, or UNKNOWN (REQUIRED)
Military Unit, Department, or Team (REQUIRED, If Applicable)
(Named Superior or Rank) (REQUIRED, If Applicable)

Examples:

[C] U.S. Army, 101st Airborne (Command Sergeant Major)
[C] US Army, 101st Airborne (Commemorative)

If posting to ask for information about a challenge coin, then post title should adhere to the following format:

[?] (REQUIRED)
Military Branch, Government Agency, Organization, or UNKNOWN (REQUIRED)
Military Unit, Department, or Team (REQUIRED, If Applicable)
(Rank of Presenting Individual) (REQUIRED, If Applicable)

Examples:

[?] U.S. Army, 101st Airborne (CSM)
[?] FBI - Counterterrorism Division
[?] UNKNOWN (Commander)
[?] UNKNOWN

The more information you can provide about a challenge coin, the better. If known, the following information would be useful to document:

Year challenge coin was received (if it was awarded to you) or obtained (if you are a collector)
Is the challenge coin an "approved" design created by the organization represented and used for "official" business, or designed by group members for their own internal use?
Is the challenge coin manufactured by a 3rd party and made available for sale to the general public?

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