Executive Assistant Director of National Security Branch FBI Challenge Coin-RARE

Description: Executive Assistant Director of National Security Branch FBI Challenge Coin-RARE Executive Assistant Director National Security Branch Integrating Intelligence and Operations To Protect America Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Fidelity-Bravery-Integrity RARE CHALLENGE COIN 1.75” diameter Please view pictures carefully as they are part of the description! All authentic and original! These were also received directly from a retired member of DEVGRU!! I would be happy to entertain a reasonable offers, just message me! Check out my other challenge coins and DEVGRU item for sale! Thank you for your service 🙏 Fun facts: You're at a military ceremony. A soldier is being honored for service above and beyond the call of duty. As he approaches the unit commander to receive his award, he salutes and then reaches out to shake hands. In the unit commander's palm, before he clasps hands, and a challenge coin is exchanged! What is a Challenge Coin? The simple answer is this: A challenge coin is a specially designed coin. It's given to someone to confirm membership in an organization or group. A challenge coin can also honor a person for a special achievement. Challenge coins are small, metal coins that fit in the palm of your hand. They are made of metal. Each challenge coin has a unique design that belongs to the organization it represents. The emblem or insignia of the organization is etched directly into the coin. The organization's motto can be engraved around the edge of the coin. They can have colored enamel painted into the etching, depending on the unique design. Though they are usually round, some challenge coins come in other shapes. Special designs even include cutouts or unique features, like a bottle opener tool. Challenge coins are made out of a variety of metals. Some are made of zinc, bronze, and brass. Other more expensive versions even include 24-carat gold. Challenge coins represent organizations, units, and teams. They can also represent an achievement, an anniversary or a special event. They build close-knit, lasting bonds between people who receive them and represent unity. They have a long-standing tradition in military history. But the military isn't the only service that uses them. First responder services also have a history of using challenge coins, too. Military Challenge Coins There are many traditional challenge coins that represent each of the military branches, individual units, special groups and even specific missions. Military leaders can have their own coins, too. Top generals and the President of the United States have their own special challenge coins. Service members are known to develop large collections of challenge coins during their time in the military. They feel pride and a sense of belonging when they display their various coins.

Price: 125 USD

Location: Eloy, Arizona

End Time: 2024-02-24T15:11:16.000Z

Shipping Cost: 9.85 USD