Police · Probation · Parole

Custom policechallenge coins.Your service.Your story.

For the department you represent.
For the people who serve beside you.

Custom law enforcement challenge coins for police departments, probation and parole teams, and specialized units. Start with a badge, a patch, or an idea.

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Your next department coin

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it yours.

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100-coin minimum. No finished artwork needed.

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01 / Made for your service

Different roles.
Same commitment.

A department coin and a probation team coin tell different stories. The design should make that difference clear.

Police departments & specialized units

Police department
challenge coins.

Custom police challenge coins turn a department's badge, patch, or shared history into something officers can carry. Build a police department coin around your agency identity, then give the reverse a unit motto, service milestone, or anniversary.

For specialized teams, custom law enforcement unit coins can bring a distinctive insignia and a shared message together. Start with an idea; review both sides in your artwork proof.

  • Department challenge coins
  • Unit recognition
  • Service milestones
Plan your police department coins
Antique-gold New York 45th Precinct police challenge coin with a building design and rope edge
Department identity

Architecture, precinct lettering, and a detailed rope edge.

Probation & parole

Probation & parole
challenge coins.

Custom probation and parole challenge coins recognize the people behind an office, district, or agency. Use your department's insignia and wording to create a design that reflects the role your team serves.

Probation officer challenge coins and parole officer challenge coins can mark staff recognition, years of service, or an agency anniversary. For community corrections teams, a coin can represent an office, district, or training class. Include the occasion, intended quantity, and any event date when planning your custom order.

  • Probation department coins
  • Parole team recognition
  • Office & district identity
Plan your probation & parole coins
Delaware probation and parole challenge coin with a silver officer badge, blue enamel, and white outer ring
Probation & parole identity

Agency wording and a badge-centered design.

Plan the coin around the occasion

Police academy class coins

Plan the class number, graduation year, motto, and who receives a coin. Count recruits, instructors, and other recipients before choosing your quantity. Include the graduation date so artwork review and production can be planned.

Police retirement & service coins

For a retirement presentation or a years-of-service event, confirm the officer's name, rank, service dates, and department wording. Custom police retirement coins are batch orders starting at 100 coins; plan who will receive them at the occasion.

Unit & department anniversary coins

Bring a unit patch, founding date, or agency milestone into the design. Decide whether the coin represents the whole department or a specialized team, and identify who will approve the insignia and final proof.

Recognition through design

A shared symbol.
A personal message.

A thin blue line, a department motto, or a message of appreciation can give a custom law enforcement coin its meaning. Choose the details that fit your team and the people receiving it.

Custom orders start at 100 coins.

Blue Lives Matter law enforcement coin with a black-and-white American flag and blue stripe
Blue Lives Matter design
Custom shapes / unit identityBossier First Responders C.E.R.T. shield-shaped coin with an eagle, star, and blue diagonal stripe
Bossier First Responders C.E.R.T.A shield outline and extended eagle wings make the shape part of the design.

Custom police coin design

Make every
side count.

Start with your identity.
A police badge, probation department insignia, unit patch, or an idea. You don't need finished artwork to begin.
Give the reverse a purpose.
A unit motto, anniversary, service dates, or a message of recognition. Keep the details clear at coin size.
Choose your finish.
Explore metal finishes, enamel colors, custom shapes, and sizes from 1.5 to 4 inches.
See it before it's made.
Review a digital artwork proof before production. Check the spelling, insignia, dates, and both sides.

02 / From idea to handoff

A clear process.
No guesswork.

Your quote puts the options, quantity, and costs in one place. Production starts after you approve the proof.

  1. 01

    Tell us the story.

    Share your department, quantity, and idea. Include an event date if you have one.

  2. 02

    Review the details.

    Get your free quote and artwork. See coin pricing, mold fees, and design options.

  3. 03

    Approve both sides.

    Review the proof with your team. Confirm names, dates, and insignia before production.

  4. 04

    Make the handoff.

    Typical production is 18–21 business days after approval. Free US shipping.

100 coin minimumFree artwork & quoteYour deadline? Include it in the request.

03 / Before you order

Straight
answers.

Custom coin pricing, minimum quantities, design, and ordering details for your department.

Can you make custom probation and parole challenge coins?

Yes. Probation officer and parole team coins can be designed around your agency, office, district, or team. Send the insignia and wording you want to use, along with the purpose of the coin.

Can we design corrections officer challenge coins?

Yes. Custom corrections challenge coins can recognize a facility, response team, training class, or years of service. For probation and parole teams, use your agency or district identity. Share the exact badge, insignia, and wording you want on each side so the artwork reflects your team.

What is the minimum order?

The minimum is 100 coins. These are custom batch orders for departments, agencies, and teams rather than individual ready-made collectible coins.

Can you turn a police badge or unit patch into a coin design?

Yes. A clear badge or patch image, a sketch, or a description is enough to start; finished artwork is not required. Artwork is free, and you receive a digital proof to review before production.

How much do custom police challenge coins cost?

Size, shape, finish, colors, and quantity affect your quote. A mold fee is listed separately and is waived at 300 or more coins on 1.5 to 2.5 inch sizes. Request a quote for your intended quantity and design rather than relying on a universal per-coin price. Your quote will show the applicable details.

Can the front and back have different designs?

Yes. You can use one side for the agency identity and the other for a unit, motto, event, or recognition message. Both sides are shown in your artwork proof.

Can we order coins for a retirement or anniversary?

Yes, for custom orders of 100 coins or more. Include the occasion, dates, and intended recipients so the design and quantity can be planned together.

What should we include in a department coin quote request?

Include your agency or unit name, intended quantity, the purpose of the coins, and any deadline. If available, provide the badge or patch artwork and the exact wording for each side. Note any preferred size, finish, or custom shape so those options can be included in the quote.

Can we order custom law enforcement coins in bulk?

Yes. Custom orders start at 100 coins, with quantity options of 100–299, 300–499, 500–999, or 1,000 and above. Share your expected distribution across staff, classes, or an event when choosing a quantity.

How early should we start before an event?

Typical production is 18–21 business days after artwork approval. Allow additional time for design review and shipping, and include your event date in the request so the schedule can be confirmed.

From your first idea to the final coin.

Give your service
something to stand for.

Start with a free quote

Police departments. Probation & parole. Your unit.