Glass Dome Coin Display, 104 Challenged Coin display
The total height with the base is 11” tall. The Oak base is 12” in
diameter. The display has 4 disks with 21 slots, 1 disk with 14 slots
and 1 disk with 6 slots for coins 1 ½” -2” coins (coins not included)
your Challenge Coin Glass Dome Display Case from Flags Connections
today and you will save time and money. When you order the M104 Glass
Dome Display Case, your order will usually be shipped out the next
business day. Every Challenge Coin Glass Display Case from Flags
Connections is made in the United States by veterans for heroes. The
coins, that were originally offered to select military personnel, have
recently been made available to the public sector.
Besides
challenging, Challenge Coins were also used as awards and rewards for
those who performed outstanding service. Originally used to build morale
among the troops, it is believed that the tradition started during the
Vietnam War when Challenge Coins were first given to those who served in
the Special Forces units. The tradition spread and in the early 1980’s
was welcomed by the 75th Ranger Regiment. As officers began
to be reassigned with their careers progressing, they were awarded unit
coins for acts that were worthy of recognition. Challenge Coins were
uncommon until the Gulf War in 1990-1991, and have grown tremendously in
popularity.
Challenge
Coins were also presented to the gunners after they graduated from Air
Force Technical Training School honoring them with entry into the
prestigious, “Gunners Association.” When bombers were used, a Challenge
Coin was presented as a show of courage and strength, which reflected
the official mascot of the gunner, the Bulldog.
The
M104 Glass Dome Display case can hold up to 12 military or civilian
Challenge Coins. The glass dome measures 4” wide and is 7” tall making
the total height of the M104 Glass Dome Display case 7” tall. The
gorgeous handcrafted walnut base measures 5” in diameter with the
display having the ability to hold 12 military or civilian Challenge
Coins. The display features three disks with four slots. These slots can
hold 1 ½” to 2” coins which are not included in the M104 Glass Dome
Display case from Flags Connections.
The
highest quality M104 Glass Dome Display case from Flags Connections has
the ability to show Challenge Coins off from any spot in the room. With
a 360° view, your Challenge Coins will take pride and place on any
shelf or table.
If
you have a friend or family member that is a veteran or currently
serving in the army, air force, marines, navy or National Guard give
them a the gift of a M104 Glass Dome Display case from Flags Connections
that can house their memories and keep them safe.
Glass Dome Coin Display, Large Challenged Coin display
104 Challenged Coin display
Extra Large Coin Display Case Will hold 104 Coins
Glass Dome display will hold 104 military challenge coins. The glass dome is 12” wide & 10” tallThe total height with the base is 11” tall. The Oak base is 12” in
diameter. The display has 4 disks with 21 slots, 1 disk with 14 slots
and 1 disk with 6 slots for coins 1 ½” -2” coins (coins not included)
- Holds 104 military coins
- Glass Dom
- Was offered only to select military ppl in high ranks, and now offered to the public
- American made
- High Quality
- Great for challenge coins
- Great for military challenge coins
- Will show the coins at 360
- Can be on a table or a shelf.
- Protect the coins
- Elegant wood Base
- Great military gift !
- Keep your coins and memories safe
your Challenge Coin Glass Dome Display Case from Flags Connections
today and you will save time and money. When you order the M104 Glass
Dome Display Case, your order will usually be shipped out the next
business day. Every Challenge Coin Glass Display Case from Flags
Connections is made in the United States by veterans for heroes. The
coins, that were originally offered to select military personnel, have
recently been made available to the public sector.
Besides
challenging, Challenge Coins were also used as awards and rewards for
those who performed outstanding service. Originally used to build morale
among the troops, it is believed that the tradition started during the
Vietnam War when Challenge Coins were first given to those who served in
the Special Forces units. The tradition spread and in the early 1980’s
was welcomed by the 75th Ranger Regiment. As officers began
to be reassigned with their careers progressing, they were awarded unit
coins for acts that were worthy of recognition. Challenge Coins were
uncommon until the Gulf War in 1990-1991, and have grown tremendously in
popularity.
Challenge
Coins were also presented to the gunners after they graduated from Air
Force Technical Training School honoring them with entry into the
prestigious, “Gunners Association.” When bombers were used, a Challenge
Coin was presented as a show of courage and strength, which reflected
the official mascot of the gunner, the Bulldog.
The
M104 Glass Dome Display case can hold up to 12 military or civilian
Challenge Coins. The glass dome measures 4” wide and is 7” tall making
the total height of the M104 Glass Dome Display case 7” tall. The
gorgeous handcrafted walnut base measures 5” in diameter with the
display having the ability to hold 12 military or civilian Challenge
Coins. The display features three disks with four slots. These slots can
hold 1 ½” to 2” coins which are not included in the M104 Glass Dome
Display case from Flags Connections.
The
highest quality M104 Glass Dome Display case from Flags Connections has
the ability to show Challenge Coins off from any spot in the room. With
a 360° view, your Challenge Coins will take pride and place on any
shelf or table.
If
you have a friend or family member that is a veteran or currently
serving in the army, air force, marines, navy or National Guard give
them a the gift of a M104 Glass Dome Display case from Flags Connections
that can house their memories and keep them safe.
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