COINS
Obverse of coin. Unknown date. Produced by We Belong. Courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer, Eastern District of New York.
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Obverse of coin. Unknown date. Produced by We Belong. Courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer, Eastern District of New York.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" bronze coin. Manufactured by Business Innovations. Unknown date. Sold at FLETC, Charleston, SC.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" bronze coin. Manufactured by Business Innovations. Unknown date. Sold at FLETC, Charleston, SC.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Kansas. Manufactured by All About Coins. Unknown date.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Courtesy of U.S. Probation Officer District of Hawaii. Manufactured by All About Coins. Unknown date.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Northern District of Florida. Manufactured by Symbol Arts. Unknown date.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Western District of North Carolina Western. Manufactured by Symbol Arts. Unknown date.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Donation and designed by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of Iowa. Manufactured by Symbol Arts in 2010. A total of 300 coins were made.
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Obverse of coin. Donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer James Corpening Eastern District of North Carolina. Designed by Senior U.S. Probation Officer in 2010.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" chief's excellence coin. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah.
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Reverse of 2" district coin. A four-year series, with a limited production of 100 pieces. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation and Facilities and Procurement Specialist District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year one of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year two of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year three of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year four of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year five of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year six of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year seven of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
Obverse of 2" coin. Year eight and last of the series. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Utah. Produced by All About Coins.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. A total of 50 coins were manufactured by Symbol Arts, September 2011. The design was a collaboration of ideas from district management. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Northern District of West Virginia.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of New York.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. Eastern District of Oklahoma. Manufactured in 2008 by Northwest Territorial Mint, LLC. Designed by Sentencing Guidelines Specialist, Eastern District of Oklahoma. Courtesy of designer and retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 2" coin, District of Hawaii. Courtesy of now retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of Hawaii. Manufactured in 2011 by All About Coins. Designed by retired Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer. The coin is given at the end of the year to outstanding officers at the Court's Christmas luncheon.
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Obverse of 2" coin, District of Utah. Courtesy of U.S. Probation Officer representative to the Utah Defendant Offender Workforce Development (UDOWD). UDOWD is a collaborative partnership between federal, state, county, and local faith-based and nonprofit organizations that assist the defendant/ offender population in obtaining and maintaining employment. The UDOWD Taskforce was officially formed in late 2009, with a U.S. Magistrate Judge holding the title of first chair. At the time of donation, 300 coins had been produced by Point Emblems.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer and retired Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Middle District of Alabama, in September 2010. Produced by the Northwest Territorial Mint, Auburn, Washington.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. Designed by Program Development Specialist District of Colorado. Produced in 2013 by Symbol Arts.
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Obverse of 1 7/8" coin. Museum purchase at FLETC Express, Charleston, SC.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" 75-year commemorative coin celebrating the years since the U.S. probation system moved from the U.S. Department of Justice to the U.S. courts. Finished in antique gold with blue enamel. Designed by this curator, Western District of Michigan. First coins delivered in September 2014.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Designed by U.S. probation volunteers and Peloza Design of Seattle, Washington, 2015. Manufactured by Symbol Arts. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer Western District of Washington.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Donation coordinated by Personnel Specialist, District of South Carolina and produced by Symbol Arts in 2015. Donation approved by retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Kansas. Designed by Chief Designate and manufactured by All About Coins, 2015.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Donation courtesy of U.S. Probation Officer, Western District of Michigan Western after assisting the Southern District of California. Coin produced by Symbol Arts.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Design by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer and IT Tech person Eastern District of California. A total of 150 coins were produced by Symbol Arts. Coin donated by retired Senior U.S. Probation Officer. Donation coordinated by Procurement Administrator.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Design by this curator, Western District of Michigan and retired Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, Eastern District of Wisconsin. A total of 300 coins were produced by Symbol Arts and available only at the 2015 NTI, Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Obverse of 2" coin presented to all staff at a district-wide meeting on September 30, 2015, under the District Employee Recognition Program. Shown is the Mackinac Bridge, a suspension bridge spanning the Straits of Mackinac to connect the non-contiguous Upper and Lower Peninsulas of the state. The "water" is layers of translucent enamel, the first time this had been done on a challenge coin. Designed by this curator, Western District of Michigan. A total of 100 coins were produced by Symbol Arts, September 2015.
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Obverse of 2" coin presented to select staff at a district-wide meeting on September 30, 2015, under the district's employee recognition program. Designed by this curator, Western District of Michigan. A total of 100 coins were produced by Symbol Arts, September 2015.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Designed by Chief U.S. Probation Officer and other officers and staff, Eastern district of Wisconsin. A total of 200 coins were produced by All About Coins, October 2015.
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Obverse of coin. Designed by U.S. Probation Officer, Northern District of Texas Northern and manufactured by Commercial Emblem, April 2013. A total of 332 coins were made. Donation courtesy of U.S. Probation Officer, District of Hawaii\.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Design by Officers, District of Hawaii Pretrial Services. Manufactured by All About Coins, 2015. The Native saying on top of the coin is repeated below in English. Note the island chain on King Kamehameha’s robe. Donation courtesy of U.S. Probation Officer, District of Hawaii.
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Obverse of 13/4" coin. Designed and donated by U.S. Probation Officer,District of Hawaii. Manufactured by All About Coins, 2015. Shown is the Waikiki Beach coastline, Diamond Head, and the state flag.
Native sayings around the border:
Ho'ohanohano: To conduct oneself with distinction and to respect and honor the dignity of others.
Ho’okipa: To engage others (including strangers) with the utmost sense of hospitality and responsibility for their well-being. To entertain and treat hospitably as a condition of honor for you and your family.
Ho'omau: Speaks to perseverance and endurance. To be unceasing and committed to achieving a goal or completing a difficult task.
Ho'okela: Speaks to striving for excellence. To excel, to surpass, to set your sights to the highest level of achievement.
Obverse of 1 3/4" coin commemorating a softball tournament that the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York have played for more than two decades. Sponsored by the Federal Criminal Investigators Association, the tournament involves 12 teams from the NYC federal law enforcement community and raises money for the families of agents/officers killed or injured in the line of duty, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and the National Brain Tumor Society. The tournament was named after AUSA Charlie Rose (EDNY) who played in the tournament for many years and passed away in 2010 from a brain tumor. Donation courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer Southern District of New York.
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Reverse of 1 3/4" coin from 2011. Donation courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer Southern District of New York.
Reverse of 1 3/4" coin from 2012. Donation courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer Southern District of New York.
Reverse of 1 3/4" coin from 2013. Donation courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer Southern District of New York.
Reverse of 1 3/4" coin from 2015. Donation courtesy of Senior U.S. Probation Officer Southern District of New York.
Obverse of 2" coin. Produced by All About Coins for U.S. probation's 90th anniversary. A total of 50 coins were made. Designed and donated by retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of Maine.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Data Quality Analyst, and Administrative Assistant. A total of 100 coins were produced by All About Coins. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by U.S. Probation Officer, Western District of New York at the end of 2013 and delivered in 2014. The coin mold was paid for by an officer whose spouse beat cancer after an office fundraiser. Coins.com produced 150 coins, and another 100 were minted later.
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Obverse of 2" coin presented to attendees of the re-dedication of the U.S. Probation space in the Daniel Partick Moynihan U.S. Courthouse. The coin is a commemoration of 90 years as a district in 2017. Designed by Assistant Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of New York and this curator, Western District of Michigan. A total of 300 coins were produced by All About Coins, April 2016.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Presented to two families and district representatives of our system's fallen staff on September 9, 2016, at a ceremony at the Federal Probation and Pretrial Academy (FPPA) in Charleston, SC. Co-designed by this curator, Western District of Michigan and Writer-Editor, Probation and Pretrial Services Office, with input from other executive level staff.
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Coin thickness compared to a standard coin.
Obverse of 1 3/4" CTU coin. Manufactured in 2017 by Challenge Coins Limited. Trade courtesy of Special Agent, Office of Internal Affairs, Federal Bureau Of Prisons (BOP).
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Detail of U.S. Probation seal on coin.
Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Manufactured in 2017 by Challenge Coins Limited. A total of 320 coins were produced. Design and donation courtesy of Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of Georgia.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. Designed and produced by Greg Callaham Graphic Design and retired Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Eastern District of Tennessee. A total of 160 coins were ordered in 2016. Coin donated by Intensive Supervision Specialist.
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Obverse of 1 1/2" coin. Designed by retired U.S. Probation Officer's daughter in 2015, with input from the firearms team. Coin donated by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of Florida.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed and donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of Nevada. A total of 300 coins manufactured by Symbol Arts, 2017.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed and donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of Nevada. A total of 300 coins manufactured by Symbol Arts, 2017.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Designed and donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of Rhode Island. A total of 50 coins manufactured by Challenge Coins Plus on September 13, 2018.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by Administrative Manager, Intensive Supervision Specialist, and Deputy Chief U.S. Pretrial Services Officer, Northern District of California. Manufactured by All About Challenge Coins in August or September 2017. Coins are given to staff for demonstrating work above and beyond their normal duties, and to visiting officers for their assistance. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Pretrial Services Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by staff for a district meeting. The theme was "Sustaining Excellence," and core values are listed around the edge of the coin. Produced by Monarch Trophy Studio, San Antonio, TX. Staff purchased approximately 200 coins in 2015. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Western District of Texas.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by former U.S. Probation Officer, Western District of Oklahoma. The bird is a scissor-tailed flycatcher, the state bird of Oklahoma. A total of 100 coins manufactured by Symbol Arts in 2018. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 2" coin from the Eastern District of New York. Design based upon the 2016 coin created by Assistant Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of New York and this curator, Western District of Michigan. In 2016, probation in EDNY began distributing challenge coins to employees who achieved service milestones in their careers and began awarding them certificates of service at annual awards ceremonies. A total of 50 coins were manufactured by All About Coins. Donation courtesy of Type II Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer District of Maryland. A total of 300 coins were manufactured by Symbol Arts, 2014. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Western District of Texas.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officers, U.S. Probation Officer, and Budget Analyst District of Iowa. The design team wanted a red barn, United States flag, Iowa flag, and tractor. In the field is "Iowa 1846," the year of statehood. The tree is the Iowa state tree, the Bur Oak. A total of 100 coins manufactured by Symbol Arts, September 2017. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officers, U.S. Probation Officer, and Budget Analyst District of Iowa. The design team wanted a sports coin listing the University of Iowa Hawkeyes; Iowa State Cyclones, and UNI Panthers. A total of 100 coins manufactured by Symbol Arts, September 2017. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer and three U.S. Probation Officers, District of Connecticut. A total of 200 coins manufactured by Challenge Coins Limited, January 2019. Information provided by Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Donation and design by Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Northern District of New York. A total of 300 coins produced by Qualitychallengecoins.com, June 2018. The coin matches the pin on the pin page.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Designed by Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of West Virginia. A total of 150 coins made in 2018 by Challenge Coins 4 Less. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed and manufactured by Kenneth Jerigan & Associates. A total of 200 coins were manufactured in 2016. Information provided by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of Alabama.
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Obverse of 2 1/2" coin, the largest know. Created by All About Challenge Coins, 2018. A total of 100 coins were made. Donation by Assistant Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Northern District of Illinois.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Developed by the search team through consensus. Manufactured by Symbol Arts in 2019. Only 100 search coins were made. Donation by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, Southern District of Iowa.
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Obverse of 2" 90th anniversary coin. Designed and donated by Type II Deputy Chief U.S. Probation Officer, Now Chief, Middle District of Pennsylvania. Kokopelli Traders produced 100 coins and assisted with the design.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed by Intensive Supervision Specialist, Eastern District of Tennessee. Manufactured by Custom Challenge Coins in a quantity of 260 in May and September 2019. Donation courtesy of U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed and donated by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, District of Hawaii. A total of 300 coins manufactured by All About Coins, 2019. The coin features the elevated rail system being built from East Oahu to downtown Honolulu and runs through Waipahu, where the district's new satellite office is located. A single smokestack can be seen in the background, which represents a famous closed sugar mill, a throwback to Waipahu's time as a plantation community. The coin represents the past and future of Waipahu.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed and donated by Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer, District of Hawaii. Manufactured by All About Coins, 2019. King Kamehameha is pictured, along with various island scenery and the names of several Hawaiian Islands.
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Southern District of Texas 1 3/4” coin. Museum private purchase. The Southern District of Texas was unwilling to donate or trade a coin to the Museum.
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Southern District of Texas 1 3/4” coin. Museum private purchase. The Southern District of Texas was unwilling to donate or trade a coin to the Museum.
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Obverse of 2" coin. Designed by Senior U.S. Probation Officer, Eastern District of Missouri as an employee recognition coin. The artwork represents the district's mission and vision. Donation courtesy of Financial Manager. Produced by All About Coins, 2020.
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Obverse of 2" chief's coin. Now retired Senior U.S. Probation Officer, District of California had the idea for the coin. He and others from the district designed it. Manufactured by Symbol Arts, 2015. A total of 100 coins are believed to have been made. Donation by Chief U.S. Probation Officer and coordinated by the Procurement Administrator.
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Obverse of 1 9/16" coin. Designed and sold in 2020 by a retired law enforcement officer and U.S. Courts Court Security Officer. Made at the request of an unknown United States Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed in 2018 with input from all staff. Mt. Hood and Trillium Lake represent the district. The coin is used as an incentive for persons under supervision and participants in the Court Assisted Pretrial Supervision (CAPS) program. The coins may be presented to defendants who demonstrate life-changing actions, such as sobriety, meaningful employment, education, and positive support systems. Generally, the coin design was inspired by a 2017 NDCA pretrial coin. All About Challenge Coins manufactured 100 coins, January 2019. Donation courtesy of retired Chief U.S. Pretrial Services Officer, District of Oregon.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Designed and donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of Nevada. A total of 100 coins manufactured by The Pin Center, Las Vegas, 2020.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Museum purchase from China. Coin is not in good condition.
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Obverse of 1 3/4" coin. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Pretrial Services Officer, Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Reverse of coin. This side has a badge number, which represents the area code of the original district.
Obverse of 2" coin. Designed by collaborative effort, but the seal and shape of the state were chosen by Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of New Jersey. Coins are given to staff for demonstrating work above and beyond their normal duties and to visiting dignitaries. A total of 100 coins made by allaboutchallengecoins.com, September/October 2020. Donation courtesy of Chief U.S. Probation Officer.
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Obverse of 2" coin, which includes "United States Courts," "Probation Officer" badge at 4 o'clock. Unknown maker or quantity produced. Museum purchase.
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Artwork for coin designed Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of the Virgin Islands and this curator, 2021.
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Coin designed Chief U.S. Probation Officer, District of the Virgin Islands and this curator, 2021. An unknown quantity of coins was produced by Symbol Arts.
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Southern District of Texas 1 3/4” coin. Museum private purchase. The Southern District of Texas was unwilling to donate or trade a coin to the Museum.
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District of Connecticut 1 3/4” coin. Obverse shows the District’s current badge inspired by the 35-year Pretrial anniversary badge from 2017. Traded from the systems premier coin collector. Obtained by the Museum in 2025. Information needed on symbolism, manufacturer, and number made!
Reverse of coin. Building appears to be the Richard C. Lee U.S. Courthouse flying the United States and Connecticut flags.
Eastern District of California 1 3/4” coin made by Symbol Arts. Donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer at the FPPOA National Training Institute, Arlington, VA, March 2025.
Reverse of coin artwork. Notice the eagles talons both have arrows. Research being conducted.
Eastern District of California 1 3/4” CHIEF’S COIN made by Symbol Arts. Donated by Chief U.S. Probation Officer at the FPPOA National Training Institute, Arlington, VA, March 2025.
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This is the first coin produced by the Eastern District of Arkansas. All About Coins made 100, 2” coins in 2024. Coins were presented to all staff in 2025 in appreciation of their service. Donated by the designing Supervisory U.S. Probation Officer.
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Districts of Guam and Northern Mariana Islands 1 3/4” coin. Please see patch section for description of obverse. Traded from the systems premier coin collector. Obtained by the Museum in 2025. Information needed on symbolism, manufacturer, and number made!
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CHIEF’S COIN 1 3/4”. The District of Utah purchased 100 coins from Symbol Arts for their employee recognition. Donation courtesy Chief U.S. Probation Officer at the National Centennial Celebration, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C., March 2025.
Reverse of coin artwork showing Castle Rock formation, an iconic landmark within Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. This prominent sandstone formation is part of the Waterpocket Fold, a nearly 100-mile monocline, or "wrinkle in the earth's crust". The office purchased 100 coins from Symbol Arts for their employee recognition.
Hidden words of importance to the district around the edge of coin. Find the rest!
Hidden words of importance to the district around the edge of coin. Find the rest!
Coin designed by a District of Utah, U.S. Probation Officer in connection with the 2024 national Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision week. The office purchased 100, 1 3/4” coins from Symbol Arts for their employee recognition. Donation courtesy Chief U.S. Probation Officer at the National Centennial Celebration, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C., March 2025.
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Coin designed by two District of Utah, U.S. Probation Officers. The office purchased 100, 1 3/4” coins from Symbol Arts for their employee recognition. Donation courtesy Chief U.S. Probation Officer at the National Centennial Celebration, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C., March 2025.
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Western District of Missouri 2” coin. Obverse shows the District’s locations. Traded from the systems premier coin collector. Obtained by the Museum in 2025. Information needed on symbolism, manufacturer, and number made!
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District of Alaska 1 3/4” coin. This is the only known leather patch. Forty patches made by Fresh Catch Customs. Donated by the designing USPO at the FPPOA National Training Institute, Arlington, VA, March 2025.
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Western District of New York Chief’s Award coin. From the districts website. Information needed on symbolism, manufacturer, and number made!
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