(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): The HS-9 'REUNION ORGANIZATION' created this coin, showing their helicopter hoisting someone from the waters, with the carrier in the background. Lots of DETAIL on this 3-D coin! Only a few remain....this is the front side image; the back side image is below.

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): The HS-9 'REUNION ORGANIZATION' created this coin, showing their helicopter hoisting someone from the waters, with the carrier in the background. Lots of DETAIL on this 3-D coin! Only a few remain....this is the backside image; the frontside image is above.

On arriving back to homeport San Diego, HS-15 began transitioning to the new MH-60S helicopter, and the squadron was officially redesignated as HSC-15 on 15 November 2012.  During their tenure, the Red Lions have proven their valor over the past few years, executing their primary mission in an operational environment, but were decommissioned in early 2017. In order to help the squadron during this period, we offered and purchased ALL their remaining items in order to alleviate the stress of getting rid of everything at the end, and there were the squadron coins in the stash of items we purchased....This is the front image; the back image is below. Only a few of these.....

This is the back image of their squadron coin, the front image is above. Only a few of these.....

An AV8RSTUFF creation: The 'Coyotes' of HMLA-775 are a Marine Air Reserve unit located at MCAS Camp Pendleton, CA and report to MAG-46 located at MCAS El Toro, CA. They participated in Desert Storm operating out of King Abdul Aziz air base, Saudi Arabia. This is the front view of their new squadron coin (the back side is shown below).

An AV8RSTUFF creation: The 'Coyotes' of HMLA-775 are a Marine Air Reserve unit located at MCAS Camp Pendleton, CA and report to MAG-46 located at MCAS El Toro, CA. They participated in Desert Storm operating out of King Abdul Aziz air base, Saudi Arabia. This is the backside view of their new squadron coin (the front side is shown above).

This is the front of the "challenge coin" for the 7EACCS flying the Joint STARS platform "over there". You can see the back of the coin below.

This is the back of the "challenge coin" for the 7EACCS flying the Joint STARS platform "over there".

This is the front of the "challenge coin" created to commemorate the DECOMMISSIONING of the JOINT STARS Surveillance aircraft. It says *21 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE* (top), *OCT 2002 - OCT 2023* (bottom), and shows the COMMAND logos, t he aircraft, and the setting sun. You can see the back of the coin below.

This is the back of the "challenge coin" created to commemorate the DECOMMISSIONING of the JOINT STARS Surveillance aircraft. It says "MISSION COMPLETE" with the OWL mascot in the center and lists all the "operations" that JSTARS supported. You can see the front of the coin above.

This is the front of the 80th Anniversary "challenge coin/bottle opener" for the 128 ACCS flying the Joint STARS platform out of Robins AFB, GA. You can see the back of the coin below.

This is the back of the 80th Anniversary "challenge coin/bottle opener" for the 128 ACCS flying the Joint STARS platform out of Robins AFB, GA. You can see the front of the coin above.

Picked up in Korea: This is the front of the F-117A Nighthawk 25th Anniversary brass coin. It shows 4 different logos on the front, with the planform of the aircraft. The back of the coin can be seen below.

Picked up in Korea: This is the back of the F-117A Nighthawk 25th Anniversary brass coin. It says "25 Years" and "2500000 HOURS" above the front view of the aircraft. The front of the coin can be seen above.

Picked up in Korea: This is the 25th Fighter Squadron 'ASSAM DRAGGINS 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo/mascot on the front (seen) and "BAD TO THE BONE" on the back (below).

Picked up in Korea: This is the 25th Fighter Squadron 'ASSAM DRAGGINS 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (above) and "BAD TO THE BONE" on the back (seen).

Picked up in Korea: This is the 36th Fighter Squadron 'FLYING FIENDS 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (seen) and "ONCE A FIEND, ALWAYS A FIEND" on the back (below).

Picked up in Korea: This is the 36th Fighter Squadron 'FLYING FIENDS 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (above) and "ONCE A FIEND, ALWAYS A FIEND" on the back (seen).

Picked up in Korea: The 62d Fighter Squadron is part of the USAF 56th Operations Group at Luke AFB, AZ, operateing the Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II aircraft conducting advanced fighter training. This is the version of their coin that has colored enamel on both sides.

Picked up in Korea: The 62d Fighter Squadron is part of the USAF 56th Operations Group at Luke AFB, AZ, operateing the Lockheed Martin F-35A Lightning II aircraft conducting advanced fighter training. This is the shiny, chrome version of their coin.

Picked up in Korea: This is the brass challenge coin for the U-2 'DRAGON LADY'. It has the aircraft on the front, with the "dragon" and text "TOWARDS THE UNKNOWN" inscribed on the back.

Picked up in Korea: This is the brass challenge coin for the U-2 'DRAGON LADY'. It has the aircraft on the front, with the "dragon" and text "TOWARDS THE UNKNOWN" inscribed on the back.