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Offer someone a distinguished gift in the tradition of the Military Challenge Coin. Represent your logo, message, motto or organization on a substantial, highly detailed, multi-color challenge coin. Perfect for military service members, law enforcement agencies, fraternal organizations, government entities or any other branding initiative.
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Sizes: 1" diameter to 6" diameter
Thickness: 3mm to 6 mm
Metals: Zinc, Brass
Shapes: Round challenge coins are classics but cut to shape challenge coins are the wave of the future.
MINIMUM PURCHASE QTY 100 Challenge Coins plus Shipping
MAINTENANCE
Basic Cleaning - For general maintenance and light cleaning: Soap and Water: This is the safest method for how to clean challenge coins. Use a mild soap and warm water to gently clean the coin. Use a soft cloth or a soft-bristle toothbrush to lightly scrub the surface. Rinse thoroughly with clean water to avoid any soap residue.
Intermediate Cleaning - If your coin is more tarnished or has not been cleaned for a long time, consider a slightly more robust method. Vinegar and Salt Solution: Mix white vinegar with salt to create a gentle abrasive solution. This can help remove tarnishes without damaging the underlying metal. Apply the solution with a cloth and gently rub the coin. Rinse thoroughly after cleaning.
Advanced Cleaning - For particularly stubborn tarnish or grime: Baking Soda Paste: Mix baking soda with a small amount of water to create a paste. Apply this to the coin and gently scrub it with a soft cloth or toothbrush. This method is particularly useful for silver or heavily tarnished coins.
Drying and Polishing - After cleaning, it’s crucial to dry your challenge coin completely. Any residual moisture can lead to tarnishing or corrosion over time. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to pat the coin dry gently. If desired, you can use a specialized polishing cloth designed for metal to give your coin an extra shine. Avoid using metal polishes or any abrasive materials that can strip away finishes and details.