cool story old timer!maineman » 11 Aug 2024, 12:10 pm » wrote: ↑ Challenge coins are also exchanged outside the military. NASCAR,[33] the NFL, cadets of the Civil Air Patrol,[34] Eagle Scouts,[35]Canine Companions, and World Series of Poker all have their own challenge coins.[36] They are also becoming popular with police departments, fire departments, labor unions,[37] and fraternal organizations. In 2007, the Utah Symphony and Opera gave challenge coins to all of its staff and musicians, making it the first symphony organization in America to do so.[38] Franklin Public School in Ontario has a coin that is given to graduates, featuring its mascot 'Frankie'.[39] Many non-profits, especially those with connections to the military, give challenge coins to donors to acknowledge their support of the organization.[40][41] The FBI's Crisis Response unit was the first unit in the FBI to issue coins to unit members in late 1980s. Memorial coins can be used to commemorate fallen officers.[42]