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The Federal Reserve Police Second District 9/11 challenge coin is a solemn and powerful tribute to the bravery, vigilance, and sacrifice of the officers who serve within the Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Unit, particularly in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. Representing the Second District—which includes the vital financial hub of New York—the coin often features imagery such as the Twin Towers, the American flag, and the Federal Reserve Police badge. It stands as a memorial to those lost and a symbol of the unwavering commitment of Federal Reserve officers to protect the nation’s financial infrastructure.
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The challenge coin of the 91st Engineer Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division is a storied emblem that celebrates a unit with deep engineering roots and a legacy of dedication. First activated in 1941, the battalion earned distinction across the Pacific Theater in World War II, including campaigns in Papua and the East Indies, and later served
The “911 River Edge Fire Department” challenge coin is a deeply meaningful emblem that honors both local bravery and national sacrifice. 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 it in and trade it for our
The challenge coin commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the NRA Whittington Center serves as a tribute to half a century of excellence in marksmanship, firearms education, and outdoor heritage. Located in Raton, New Mexico, the Whittington Center is one of the premier shooting and training facilities in the United States, attracting shooters, hunters, and enthusiasts
The NYPD “Protecting the World Champions” challenge coin celebrates the NYPD’s pride in safeguarding championship events and the city’s victorious teams. 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 it in and trade it for our