US Marine Corps Challenge Coins Mounted To Stone With Felt Bottom

Description

The object is a United States Marine Corps Challenge Coin mounted to a stone with a felt bottom. Challenge coins are traditionally given to members of the military to recognize special achievements, visits, or as a symbol of unit pride and camaraderie. The coin features the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor emblem, the official symbol of the U.S. Marine Corps. Text on the coin reads "United States Marine Corps". Challenge coins are often carried by service members and can be "challenged" in certain situations, with specific rules varying among units. Modern challenge coins may also feature popular culture or organizational values. Commemorative coins such as this one may be produced in limited quantities. Challenge coins have a tradition of being presented for exceptional service or achievement. If someone drops a challenge coin, everyone present must produce theirs or buy a round of drinks. Symbolism: These items, whether challenge coins or conchos, represent honor, bravery, and achievement. Etiquette: Civilians can own and use challenge coins, but should respect the traditions and etiquette associated with them.