It is well-known that after serving in the army for decades, soldiers serving in the army have many military commemorative coins and challenge coins when they retire. But what about the purpose behind challenging coins?

As far as we know, each veteran soldier has several to dozens of commemorative coins. When they retire, the challenge coins can be directly recognized and used by them. This is incredible. What's even more interesting is that these coins are not the same size, weight and design, and every coin has a story behind it.

Challenge coins, as the name suggests is to challenge each other in order to obtain coins, but this is how to get the coins come from? How is this tradition passed to the present?

This dates back to the Second World War. It is reported that an Iraqi veteran who returned to China after the battle set up the Challenge Coin Association in a different way. However, in general, when a person shows his own coin , It shows that he will challenge, if two people challenge the time, the challenged person without a coin, then there will be a corresponding punishment, it is necessary to buy a drink to the challenger.

If the man being challenged shows the coins more advanced than the Challenger's coin then the challenger will have a drink. In fact, this is just a simple challenge game. Many people say the timely challenge is to reward yourself, and it seems true now.

In the eyes of many, the military challenge coins are just plain military challenge coins that are of little value, but in many people's offices these coins represent the best visual representation of those who win the military challenge coin, and many are in the book Placing their collection of coins, these challenge coin representations are not their collectible value, but the meaning behind them is invaluable.