CUSTOM SECRET SERVICE CHALLENGE COINS
From protective details and field offices to investigative teams and career milestones, Secret Service challenge coins can recognize the people and assignments behind the mission.
Whether you already have finished artwork or only an idea, our artists can help turn agency, office, assignment, event, or recognition concepts into a custom coin built around your project.
TRUSTED BY THOUSANDS OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
From federal agencies and field offices to protective details, investigative teams, and government organizations, customers trust Embleholics to create custom Secret Service challenge coins that recognize service, achievement, and the people behind the mission.
TRUSTED BY THOUSANDS OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
From federal agents and field offices to protective details, investigative teams, and government organizations, customers trust Embleholics to create custom Secret Service challenge coins that recognize service, achievement, and the people behind the mission.
CUSTOM DESIGNS
Every assignment, office, and career has its own story. Our artists can create custom designs for field offices, protective details, investigative teams, retirements, promotions, special events, and service recognition.
VETERAN-OWNED
As a veteran-owned company, we understand the importance of recognizing service, responsibility, and the people behind the mission. We create custom Secret Service challenge coins designed to reflect the professionalism and legacy of those who serve.
EXPERIENCED
Embleholics works with military units, government organizations, law enforcement, and first responders nationwide. We understand the attention to detail required when creating custom coins for professional and government organizations.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Our minimum order is 50 challenge coins. We also offer quantity pricing for larger orders, making it easier to order coins for an entire field office, team, event, or organization.
Yes. Your order includes professional artwork. You can send us finished artwork, a sketch, reference images, or simply describe what you have in mind. Our artists will help develop the concept into a coin-ready design.
Yes. Coins can be designed around a field office, protective detail, investigative team, assignment, event, retirement, or other organizational purpose. You can also incorporate names, dates, locations, mottos, and other project-specific elements where appropriate.
Secret Service challenge coins can be produced in different sizes, shapes, metal finishes, enamel colors, edge styles, and thicknesses. Designs can also incorporate 2D and 3D elements, cutouts, sequential numbering, and other specialty features depending on the project.
Standard production generally takes 45–50 days after final artwork approval. If you have a firm event or presentation date, let us know when requesting your quote. Rush production may be available depending on the design, quantity, and schedule.
Yes. Standard shipping is free within the continental United States.
Yes. If Embleholics produced your previous order, we can generally use the existing artwork and production information to make reordering straightforward. Changes can also be made if you need to update dates, names, colors, or other design elements.
Custom Secret Service challenge coins can be created for service recognition, retirements, promotions, field offices, protective details, investigative teams, special events, career milestones, and commemorative purposes.
Submit a free quote request with your quantity, deadline, and whatever information you already have about the design. You don’t need finished artwork; we can help develop the concept and prepare the artwork for production.
the story behind the coin
The Secret Service was founded in 1865 to prevent criminals from producing counterfeit money. Within their first year on the job, Secret Service agents shut down over 200 plants responsible for counterfeiting money.
Today, some Secret Service agents continue to investigate crimes that could impact the country’s financial infrastructure. But nearly half the Secret Service’s 8,300 employees spend their days providing protection for the President of the United States of America. They also watch over the Vice President, former Presidents, and other important American leaders.
Secret Service challenge coins celebrate the accomplishments of these agents who put their lives on the line to protect prominent people every day. They continue the tradition that military members established in World War I when they first started carrying around challenge coins.
Custom Secret Service challenge coins are also made specifically for the agents in charge of devising Secret Service code names for America’s elite. They often include special touches, such as the Secret Service badge and agency motto, “Worthy of Trust and Confidence.”
