• 242d Ordnance Battalion Challenge Coin

    The 242d Ordnance Battalion (Explosive Ordnance Disposal) challenge coin is a powerful symbol of honor, courage, and technical excellence within one of the U.S. Army’s premier EOD units. We invite you to stop in anytime and see this Beautiful Museum! Click HERE for hours and directions. Have a challenge coin we may not have? Bring

  • Saber Squadron, 3rd Squadron, 89th Cavalry Regiment Challenge Coin

    The Saber Squadron, 3rd Squadron, 89th Cavalry Regiment challenge coin is a powerful emblem of the courage, reconnaissance expertise, and battlefield readiness that define this elite U.S. Army unit. Known as the “Eyes and Ears” of the 10th Mountain Division, the 3-89 CAV plays a critical role in gathering intelligence, conducting surveillance, and executing swift,

  • Command Sergeant Major, 22nd SUPCOM Desert Shield Challenge Coin

    The Command Sergeant Major, 22nd SUPCOM Desert Shield challenge coin is a distinguished token of honor and recognition within the U.S. Army’s 22nd Support Command (SUPCOM). This coin commemorates service during Operation Desert Shield, which preceded the liberation of Kuwait in 1990–1991. We invite you to stop in anytime and see this Beautiful Museum! Click

  • ROC Army Infantry 109th Brigade Challenge Coin

    The ROC Army Infantry 109th Brigade challenge coin represents the strength, dedication, and resilience of this esteemed unit within Taiwan’s Republic of China (ROC) Army. Known for its crucial role in national defense, the 109th Brigade’s coin typically features powerful imagery such as the brigade’s insignia, crossed rifles symbolizing infantry readiness, and the national flag

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    Buffalo Bill 17th Infantry Challenge Coin

    The oldest challenge coin known in existence is that of the 17th Infantry of Korea commanded by COL “Buffalo Bill” Quinn. These coins were made during the Korean War and were given to its members from 1950 to 1951 to mark their tour together. On one side of the coin is a picture of a

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    242d Ordnance Explosive Ordnance Disposal Battalion challenge coin

    The 242d Explosive Ordnance Battalion Challenge Coin represents the proud legacy, dedication, and hard work of the men and women who serve in this specialized unit. It is a symbol of honor and camaraderie, representing their commitment to keeping our communities safe from explosive threats. On the front side of the challenge coin, you will