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The New York Police Department Intelligence Bureau challenge coin is a symbol of honor, dedication, and expertise within one of the most esteemed law enforcement agencies in the world. Crafted with intricate details, the coin represents the relentless pursuit of intelligence, secrecy, and protection of the entire New York City community. It reflects the tireless work of the Intelligence Bureau personnel who gather and analyze crucial pieces of information, ensuring the safety and security of the city. The coin serves as a reminder of the immense responsibility carried by these intelligence professionals and serves as a token of recognition for their exceptional service and commitment to the mission of the department. It is a cherished symbol amongst the members of the Intelligence Bureau, fostering a sense of pride and camaraderie within the ranks.
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Maryland State Police (MSP) challenge coin is a commemorative item associated with the Maryland State Police, one of the oldest state police agencies in the United States, established in 1921. The coin typically symbolizes service, achievement, or dedication to law enforcement and public safety. We invite you to stop in anytime and see this Beautiful
Maryland State Police Sgt. Anthony Dubas challenge coin commemorates and honors Sergeant Anthony Dubas, a member of the Maryland State Police (MSP). 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
The North Bergen Police Department “Knock It Off” challenge coin represents a unique, commemorative item from the North Bergen Police Department in New Jersey, featuring a “Knock It Off” slogan or motto. We invite you to stop in anytime and see this Beautiful Museum! Click HERE for hours and directions. Have a challenge coin we may
The Baltimore City Police Challenge Coin is a collectible and commemorative item representing the Baltimore Police Department (BPD). 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 Inaugural Museum Coin.
