A challenge coin, no matter what kind it is - a law enforcement challenge coin or any other kind - is to show the commitment and pride of the makers of the coin. The first challenge coins have shown about World War I. The U.S. Army Air Service pilots were adventurous kind of Ivy League schools that joined the service to fly fighter planes.

The history of the challenge coin, the idea of such a rich pilot had bronze coins plated in gold and stamped with their logo and relay gifted it to the other pilots in his Squadron.

This was the beginning of what is today the country sweeped ads in all areas of life. They are seen as a possibility, with pride and commitment to the various branches of the military, the firefighters association, the police, authorities and companies responsible for the military.

Normally the coins anywhere from one inch and a quarter to two inches wide and are made of bronze, gold or silver. Some are easy, and some with fancy colors. The edges can be plain or serrated as regular coins, or they may be anatomically.

The pride with which the coins are, and is most do not understand. The Brotherhood, with the challenge coin is a unique role, the most easily understood by those who serve together.

The law enforcement challenge coin, the Sheriff's Department, the city police, SWAT teams, or special tactical units. They are equipped with a special insignia, the importance for the sector of law enforcement agencies for which they are made. Often the coins are for veterans of law enforcement agencies who are retired. Offers are another reason that the coins.

The coins are also used to raise money for fallen comrades' families. An exclusive mint a coin Struck with a specific logo can be sold for the benefit of an officer Struck in the line of duty. Often, these officers have children and the Proceeds from the sale of coin for any special needs they may have, that insurance may not be enough. When a policeman is under pressure, while performing its duties, the whole department feels the loss, because he could just as well have been. For the victims, these brave officers, the challenge coin may mean that someone understands the nature of their work and the extremes to which they sometimes do, as well as the danger that may lurk behind every call or stop.

The challenge coin is a tangible and valuable coins, with a significance for the institution, as more than just a feeling of belonging. It shows the challenges that have been achieved and the knowledge that you are not alone but surrounded by the members of the team. Not only the law enforcement challenge coins of inestimable value for the owners, but they are very valuable monetarily.

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