Challenge Coin started as a military custom in World War I. These coins were given to members of an American volunteer flying squadron by their Lieutenant or Commander. Legend states that one squadron member was captured by the French.

Custom Challenge Coin is made from a mold using a design that you approve. The initial mold is a copper bronze base, and is generally two-sided like a standard coin with designs featured on both sides.

Some also use these club lapel pins in trading events which promotes better fellowship, camaraderie and can serve as a souvenir. It can also serve as a small token or gift to anyone and many more.

There are two types of enamel spinning lapel pins, one that lapel pins vertically and one that spins horizontally.We die-cast each piece of spinning pins, polish off rough edges and assemble them with care.Customers are free to choose the plating and enamel colors.

As members of the oldest fraternal organization in the world, Freemasons take great pride in their lodges and mission, so it’s no surprise that custom masonic pins have grown in popularity over the years. Masonic lodge lapel pins can be traded with masons from other lodges while others are created