St. Michael Patron Saint of Law Enforcement Challenge Coin with Hero's Valor Prayer 1-Pack (Single Coin)
Key features
- •St. Michael is the patron saint of Law Enforcement such as Police Officers, Sheriff's Department, Corrections, FBI, CIA, ATF, Secret Service, Public Safety, District Attorney, Customs Officer, Homeland Security, US Marshals and other agencies.
- •Thin blue line on reverse side of coin represents the line between life and death, order and chaos, the line our officers protect. It also serves to memorialize fallen comrades and honor their sacrifice.
- •This high quality coin has a durable finish and long-lasting enamel colors all come together to make a lasting gift or keepsake that can be passed on for generations as a family heirloom.
- •Clear plastic, protective pouch is included to protect your investment as this coin protects your hometown hero.
- •Each coin is 1.75 inches in diameter (approximately 45mm) and approximately one quarter of an inch thick.
St. Michael Patron Saint of Law Enforcement Challenge Coin with Hero's Valor Prayer 1-Pack (Single Coin)
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Customer Reviews
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Good gift for LEO types
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•August 21, 2023
let your favorite Law Officer know you "get it". Doing the job well is a calling and a service
Great gift
erick solis martinez✓ Verified Purchase•July 6, 2023
The size was bigger then I expected
What a great academy graduation gift for LE
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•July 3, 2023
This challenge coin is so well done. Bought for my friend to give to her once shes completes the POST Academy. It also came inside a clear sleeve to protect it. 🖤ðŸ’'🖤 A little upset there is rather noticeable orange mark on the obverse side of the coin. 😕 But over all happy.
A gift for a local LEO
Alex Britton✓ Verified Purchase•June 20, 2023
I forgot to take a picture like I planned, but the coin looks great and doesn't feel cheap at all.
I ordered this to give to a LEO who works in my town and who has always been kind to my girlfriend and I.
When I was at my last job, I'd have a lot of free time, and we (gf and I) would sit in a local shopping center, and at night officers would show up at the Starbucks there. We'd be outside, and would always talk to them when they had time.
We would talk about current events, how his shift was going, life, etc. so when I saw the coin I had to get it for him.
I brought it to the station and spoke with an officer in the dispatch room (I assume that's what the room was) and upon looking at the coin, that officer recognized what it was (when I told them why I was there [the door was locked and I had to buzz in] he seem pleasantly suprised that someone not related to an officer would give an officer something like this).
If you have the extra $12 and there has been a local LEO, or any LEO that has made an impact on you, I'd recommend ordering one and giving it to the officer's supervisor to give to him/her for you.
The supervisor I spoke to asked if I wanted to give my name, so I did and left a short note.
A few hours later I guess the officer started his shift, and sent me a message over Facebook thanking me for the coin saying he would keep it in the breast pocket of his uniform.
That right there made my day, the fact that he thanked me for such a small token of thanks.
With everything going on in our country, a small token of thanks, whether it's a coin like this or a letter or anything, it's a great feeling to show our LEO's that they're still appreciated.
I ordered this to give to a LEO who works in my town and who has always been kind to my girlfriend and I.
When I was at my last job, I'd have a lot of free time, and we (gf and I) would sit in a local shopping center, and at night officers would show up at the Starbucks there. We'd be outside, and would always talk to them when they had time.
We would talk about current events, how his shift was going, life, etc. so when I saw the coin I had to get it for him.
I brought it to the station and spoke with an officer in the dispatch room (I assume that's what the room was) and upon looking at the coin, that officer recognized what it was (when I told them why I was there [the door was locked and I had to buzz in] he seem pleasantly suprised that someone not related to an officer would give an officer something like this).
If you have the extra $12 and there has been a local LEO, or any LEO that has made an impact on you, I'd recommend ordering one and giving it to the officer's supervisor to give to him/her for you.
The supervisor I spoke to asked if I wanted to give my name, so I did and left a short note.
A few hours later I guess the officer started his shift, and sent me a message over Facebook thanking me for the coin saying he would keep it in the breast pocket of his uniform.
That right there made my day, the fact that he thanked me for such a small token of thanks.
With everything going on in our country, a small token of thanks, whether it's a coin like this or a letter or anything, it's a great feeling to show our LEO's that they're still appreciated.
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Corina Lara Rodriguez✓ Verified Purchase•June 18, 2023
Love Saint Michael
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