Highland Lodge Challenge Coins

Highland Lodge No. 38 of Free and Accepted Masons is a Masonic Temple of 200 years, which is located in Highland County. The obverse of Highland Lodge Challenge Coins displays one side of the Masonic Temple; meanwhile, it marks 200 years. The icon of Highland Lodge #38 is shown in the center on the reverse. Four different construction tools which surround the symbol stand for “brotherly” “love” “relief” and “truth”. These masonic challenge coins are obviously used for celebrating the 200th Reconsecration Ceremony for the Masonic Temple. They can be distributed to the members who join this ceremony as custom commemorative coins. These custom coins are manufactured with soft enamel and polished with antique brass. You can easily find a complete range of custom-made challenge coins at GS-JJ.com. Quality, fashionable style, and inexpensive coins are always your best options. View More

Size:	1.5"
Thickness:	3.0mm
Style:	Custom Antique Coins
Finish:	Antique Gold
Packaging:	Individual PVC Pouch

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Highland Lodge No. 38 of Free and Accepted Masons is a Masonic Temple of 200 years, which is located in Highland County. The obverse of Highland Lodge Challenge Coins displays one side of the Masonic Temple; meanwhile, it marks 200 years. The icon of Highland Lodge #38 is shown in the center on the reverse. Four different construction tools which surround the symbol stand for “brotherly” “love” “relief” and “truth”.

These masonic challenge coins are obviously used for celebrating the 200th Reconsecration Ceremony for the Masonic Temple. They can be distributed to the members who join this ceremony as custom commemorative coins. These custom coins are manufactured with soft enamel and polished with antique brass.

You can easily find a complete range of custom-made challenge coins at GS-JJ.com. Quality, fashionable style, and inexpensive coins are always your best options.