BOY SCOUT OFFICIAL COLLECTORS CHALLENGE COIN NATIONAL JAMBOREE BSA EAGLE CUB NEW

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The Challenge Coin tradition started years ago and they remain extremely popular today. They developed as a way to show identification or affiliation with a certain group or organization, but they could also be a simple statement of values. It is the tradition to always carry your Challenge Coin. The rule is enforced by the “challenge,” in which any other member can request, at any time, that the coin be presented.
Your choice
CUB SCOUT
,
The Law of the Pack is the perfect way to communicate the goal of Cub Scouting.
This description of responsibility to the pack and to the community will instill a sense
of duty and stress the importance of loyalty to the program.
This brass alloy coin is diamond-shaped and features the Cub Scout logo on the front of the coin with the law on the reverse of the coin.
Details of the coin are highlighted with an antique bronze finish.
NATIONAL CAMPING SCHOOL
,
Commemorative challenge coin is a
handsome five-color, die-cast design
featuring NCS logo against a shiny gold
finish. Plain back can accommodate
rotary engraving (not included). 1 1/2"
diameter.
NATIONAL JAMBOREE
,
It's the perfect keepsake to a memorable experience, a great trade-able,
and a special memento to give to friends, especially ones who didn't get to attend the event.
Collectible coin measures 1½" diameter and features the 2013 Jamboree
logo in bright silver and gold finishes.
Back has event dates and includes a banner for engraving a name or initials
(engraving not included). Comes in a clear pouch for protection.
YOU MAKE THE DIFFERENCE,
Die struck measures approx. 11/2".
Fleur-di-lis on one side,
You Make the Difference on other side.
SCOUT LAW SPINNER
,
A new take on a century-old motto, this 1½"-diameter coin is inspiring at every turn.
The ¾" center—featuring “Do a Good Turn Daily” lettering—is designed to rotate!
Outer rings proudly display the 12 Points of the Scout Law.
Coin is made of zinc alloy with full-color detail to enhance the bright nickel finish.
As a reminder to the Scout who carries it, coin’s back includes this encouraging message:
“Transfer to your right pocket after your daily good turn is done.”
MEET ME AT THE SUMMIT COIN SET,
Be the first to have and share these uniquely versatile commemorative coins. It's a great way to spread the word about what promises to be the most thrilling and diverse National Jamboree ever!
Special, collectible design features a receiver that holds two metal-disk coins magnetically in place, one on each side of the receiver ready to show off or share. Receiver measures 1½" in diameter with a silver-finish outer ring. Each commemorative magnetic-disk coin measures 1" in diameter, with Summit Bechtel Reserve
™
logo on one side and "Meet Me at the Summit / 2013 Jamboree" logo on the reverse of each coin.
Each collectible coin is 4.5 mm thick and weighs 22.5 grams.
The substantial size and weight of this set makes it a nice gift to commemorate the new Summit site and create anticipation about the upcoming Jamboree.
TIGER CUB,
The first rank in Cub Scouts, earning your Tiger Cub rank badge show an understanding of basic Scouting principles and a desire to live by these each day. Tiger Cubs display a commitment to their family and community by completing the requirements necessary to earn this badge. This brass alloy coin is diamond shaped and features the Tiger Cub logo on the front of the coin surrounded by orange enamel with the rank on the reverse of the coin. Details of the coin are highlighted with an antique bronze finish. Coin has space for engraving a name, date, or short message on the back if desired. Each coin measures 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" x 1/8" and weighs approximately 1 ounce.
OA NUTIKET,
A commemorative coin depicting the Native American brother Nutiket,
guardian of the trail associated with the Order of the Arrow. Each
coin is die struck from solid brass and finished in exquisite full
color detail. The reverse of each coin includes the OA 100th
anniversary logo with lettering "Order of the Arrow - Scouting's
National Honor Society" around the edge. Produced in limited
quantity. Coin measures 1.75".
Details of the coin are highlighted with an antique bronze finish.
ALWAYS AN EAGLE,
Redesigned for today’s Eagle Scout, this new recognition coin can be used to reward Scouting’s highest achievement.
Front of coin features the Eagle Scout medal atop a translucent-blue
starburst background with “Once an Eagle,
Always an Eagle” lettering around the outer edge. Back includes an excerpt from the Eagle Scout Promise
with room for engraving initials, name, or
date around edge (outer edge will accept rotary engraving).
Coin id 1.5" across and comes in a clear-top acrylic box.
JAMBOREE SUMMIT 2013 FULL COLOR,
Jamboree challenge coin measures 1.5" diameter and features the 2013 Jamboree logo on the front in full color. The back is decorated with the Summit Bechtel Reserve logo. Each coin is packed in an acrylic capsule for protection. The perfect keepsake to a memorable experience or great for trading with friends.
OATH AND LAW
This new coin features the Scout Oath on the front of the coin and the 12 points of the Scout Law on the back.
Carry in your pocket as a daily reminder to live the Scout Oath and to have your actions reflect the 12 points of the Scout Law. A great gift to any new Scout.
The Challenge Coin tradition started years ago and they remain extremely popular today. They developed as a way to show identification or affiliation with a certain group or organization, but they could also be a simple statement of values. It is the tradition to always carry your Challenge Coin. The rule is enforced by the “challenge,” in which any other member can request, at any time, that the coin be presented.
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