Yes. We ship challenge coins to APO and FPO addresses, so coins can reach a unit that’s deployed or stationed overseas.

Practical points worth planning around:

  • Transit is slower. Military mail moves through a different chain than domestic delivery, and delivery times vary by location. Build in more margin than you would for a stateside address, because this sits on top of the 45 to 50 day production window.
  • Format the address correctly. Use the standard APO/FPO/DPO format with the correct AE, AP or AA designation and ZIP. A civilian-style address with a country name will be rejected.
  • Check size and weight limits. Large quantities may need to be split across multiple parcels. Tell us the quantity and destination at the quote stage and we’ll plan it.
  • Consider shipping in-country instead. If coins are for a unit that’s about to deploy, delivering to the home station before departure is often faster and more reliable than chasing the unit overseas.

We produce coins for deployed units regularly, including deployment and operation commemorative coins, so this is routine rather than an exception.

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