The Challenge Coin Blog

Welcome to the ChallengeCoins4Less Blog—your ultimate destination for everything about challenge coins. Uncover their rich history, read inspiring stories, and gain valuable insights into these unique symbols of honor and camaraderie. Whether you’re part of the military, a first responder, or simply curious about challenge coins, join us to explore these unique symbols of honor.

Create Custom Challenge Coins For Volunteers

Create Custom Challenge Coins For Volunteers

Volunteers keep schools, charities and relief groups running. A custom challenge coin thanks them in a way a card can't and keeps them motivated for the cause.

Rick Cundiff ·

Challenge Coin Etiquette

Challenge Coin Etiquette

Carrying a challenge coin means knowing the rules of the challenge. Learn where the tradition came from and the etiquette every coin holder should follow.

Jesse Daugherty ·

A Closer Look At Military Challenge Coins

A Closer Look At Military Challenge Coins

For service members, a challenge coin is a badge of identity and pride. Learn where the military tradition began and why these coins still carry so much weight.

Rick Cundiff ·

Creating Custom Coins Make Easy

Creating Custom Coins Make Easy

All you need is a rough idea. Our designers turn it into a finished custom coin, and the whole process starts with a simple free quote form.

Jesse Daugherty ·

5 Reasons For Company Coins

5 Reasons For Company Coins

Companies use custom coins to mark milestones, reward long tenure and even replace paper business cards. Here are five practical ways to put company coins to work.

Jesse Daugherty ·

5 Great Times To Award Challenge Coins

5 Great Times To Award Challenge Coins

When is the right moment to hand an employee a challenge coin? Here are five occasions, starting with the performance review, that give a company coin extra meaning.

Jesse Daugherty ·

Use Challenge Coins As Business Cards

Use Challenge Coins As Business Cards

Paper business cards get lost in a drawer. A custom challenge coin with your contact details has weight, lasts for years and makes a first impression people remember.

Jesse Daugherty ·