Challenge coins have become increasingly popular not just in America where they originated from, but throughout the world as a sign of solidarity amongst organisations. Normally made from bronze for the military, they have also been known to be made of other materials when used for different organisations such as Scout groups or sport teams.

The Challenge coins are made to represent a team effort and it's something the owner can have and carry with a sense of pride and belonging. Usually, they have the logo or insignia of the organisation on them and with a lot of companies offering to produce these coins at a reasonable price, there are always organisations looking to commission the making of these coins.

For military personal the Challenge coins are a very valued and an honourable coin to have with people all over the world collecting them as a hobby, the mere fact that some of them date back to the First World War gives them a history of their own.

Police Forces and Fire Departments also give these Challenge coins to their members for dedication and service to their department and are carried with a great feeling of honor.

As well as the American Forces it is also now known that the Canadian Forces have also followed the American Forces with the tradition of the giving of these coins. It is also known that American Officers introduced these coins into the Swiss Armed Forces whilst on training missions although within the Swiss Armed Forces the coins are requested and paid for by the Swiss Officers and not issued.

Prices for these coins can vary but many are produced in South Korea because of the connection with the American military bases and of course the costs are cheaper than when produced in America.

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