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Sweeet. When would you like design back to you and in what form?

That is mean lookin.

K. Keep me posted. Are you going to OTG?

What dates were you thinking you wanted to explore?

The 2015 design was the bomb.

I believe Michael is looking into getting that done. My understanding is he'd like a better quality Bag. So, I believe one is coming with a logo.

I love the deign too. Did you see last years? That was even cooler.

My rig sat in the shop all day because of an electrical short somewhere. Hate when that happens.

I'm coming from Washington but meeting my sister north of SF. Please include me in any plans. Can't wait.

Totally 100% agree.

I didn't notice it the first time but that coin is numbered. Very sweet. Congrats.

Beautiful Coin. What an honor. Would you rather have this coin or another ARCOM (an official Commendation Medal, for the non-military)?

Given to me by Brigadier General Loree Sutton, former OIC of the Defense Department's centers for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injuries.

Two more examples of what can be done with challenge coins. One given to my wife by the Sheriff's Department, the other given by the Commodore of the Olympia WA yacht club.

The last coin given to me, and an honor. Big sucker. Gives an idea of the diversity in types of coins.

Save one for me. I'd love one. That's kind of you to make the offer.

Well said. I completely agree.

Also, regarding challenge coins, you could have more than one design. One could be used as stated, given to recognize a contribution, a second could be sold in your store. Given the quality of the emblems (you likely could use the same vendor) you will sell them. NetDep is right, they are...

I made a comment in the t-shirt thread about challenge coins and some commented on my reference. You can just type into your browser 'military challenge coins' and tons of examples will pop up. There is also a Wikipedia description of history. Essentially, in the military, but also other...

It was always special to be handed a challenge coin. It's a small token but makes a huge difference in our efforts to be better. Challenge coins have been cherished by every soldier, sailor, or Marine I ever met.