COINS
Reverse of coin.
NEW Image donated by USPO Nic Olson, Eastern District of Washington. Coin likely dates from 2016 to 2020. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you!
Reverse of coin. Chief Morgan hosted the Museum in Denver in 2016 for a Chief’s and Deputy Chief’s Administrative meeting.
NEW Image donated by “Coin Officer,” Western District of New York, featured in News & Views. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you!
Reverse of coin.
NEW Image donated by “Coin Officer,” Western District of New York, featured in News & Views. Maker unknown, 1 3/4”. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you!
Reverse of coin.
NEW Image donated by “Coin Officer,” Western District of New York, featured in News & Views. Maker unknown, 1 1/2”. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you!
NEW Image donated by “Coin Officer,” Western District of New York, featured in News & Views. Maker unknown, 1 3/4”. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you!
Reverse of coin.
NEW Image donated by “Coin Officer,” Western District of New York, featured in News & Views. Made by No Quarter Coin and Patch, 3”. The courthouse is located in Charlotte and the Blue Ridge Mountains are pictured in the background, although they are hours away.
Reverse of coin.
MYSTERY! 2026 Museum purchase. District and manufacturer unknown. Same size as a 1 3/4” coin but the cutouts give it a smaller feel. If this is your coin, email the Museum so the particulars may be cataloged. Thank you! One version of the military history of Secret Squirrel: Click here.
Rare, as not attributed to a specific district.
Rare. Only know coin to honor a still living USPO. In April 2025, Jeff Laughlan, Western District of New York, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, which was caused by his three tours in Afghanistan. USPO Laughlan retired in November 2025 and is in full remission. Coin designed and donated by DCUSPO Peter J. Lepiane, 2026.
Very three dimensional coin with the ribbons from may different cancers. As of August 2026, 200 coins have been produced.
NEW 2026 Coin three dimensional and the "photographic background" is called UV printing. In Hawaiian culture Malama means to care for and protect. Pono means righteousness and moral correctness. Hoʻohanohano is a verb that means to honor, exalt and glorify. Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 250 coins.
Reverse of coin. Notice the correct Hawaiian-language spelling of Hawai‘i.
NEW 2026 District of Hawaii paddle coin. Obverse has the Hawaiian Coat of Arms, 1845. Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 50, 1” x 3” coins.
Reverse of coin with new District of Hawaii seal. Kūlia i ka nu'u E hele me ka pu’olo is the District vision statement meaning to always strive to reach the summit and to make every person place or condition better than before.
NEW 2026 Obverse of 1.5” x 3”, black/white, double axe war club with shark teeth, coin. Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 50 coins.
Reverse of coin.
NEW 2026 District of Hawaii leiomano translucent blue/white shark-toothed club coin. Modeled off the wooden club given to all staff upon their retirement. Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 50, 1.5” x 3” coins.
Reverse of coin.
NEW 2026 District of Hawaii leiomano black shark-toothed club coin. Modeled off the wooden club given to all staff upon their retirement. Designed by SUSPO District of Hawaii who is the most prolific designer in the system. Production of 100, 1.5” x 3” coins.
Reverse of coin.
Get yours! The first and only credential patch. Leather look PVC based on a 1966 credential. After an approved donation, you will receive a Museum CRED patch. This offer is valid while supplies last and only one patch per person.