5 Pieces Military Challenge Coins Thank You for Your Service Military Gifts for Men Women for Veterans Day Gifts

Not something that will be tossed out. A keepsake for our cherished Veterans. This was purchased through a Republican women group to honor our veterans.

Solid coin clear writing recommended to give out

These challenge coins can be given with confidence, knowing its a quality coin. I've given well over 100 away already. I recently bought 15 other coins that looked very similar, they were a little less so I figured why not. What a mistake...half as thick, sound like a plastic poker chip. These coins you can be proud of, and not embarrassed to give them away. They are heavy, well made, and look sharp! Great value at a really reasonable price. Don't get the cheap ones that look similar because they are junk!!

We used these at a group conference. We ordered 2 sets and were very pleased with the size, color and the quality. We had 20 total for a gathering of 50 and hoped we had enough for any members of the military, past and present. We had them stand. If there were more than 20 nobody would get them. Thankfully there were 18 - so every military person got a coin. They were pleased to be honored in that way - lots of pictures and selfies with these coins that are keepers for all the service people who attended our conference. We will be ordering more for the next gathering. We have them every quarter in multiple states.

These were given to the veterans that attended my church. Perfect for the occasion.

They are nice for the price, don't think I'll buy them again.

Excellent quality challenge coins. Will distribute to vets I see when I am out and about!

I ordered these to give to our Veterans at church on Veterans Day Sunday. They are so nice! Each are in their own plastic pouch, are heavy and the detail is wonderful. I knew very little about the coins and what they meant for the service person getting them. Our son passed away in Aug. and we discovered a few dozen coins that were given to him over his 22 years in the service. When we found out what the coins represented, we knew how hard our son had to work to be given a coin. They are given for a job well done; to honor someone's achievement; to commend them on their work, etc. Our Veterans loved the coins when they received them on that Sunday. These coins were what we needed to 'Thank' our Veterans for their service and sacrifice for our country and for keeping us safe.