Northwest Territorial Mint Challenge Coins Now Available on DOD EMALL

Sept. 30, 2009 - PRLog -- Auburn, WA –– Northwest Territorial Mint is proud to announce it is now a certified supplier on DOD EMALL. Military and government personnel can now easily view and buy more than 800 in-stock challenge coins from Northwest Territorial Mint just added to DOD EMALL website at www.dod-emall.dla.mil.

The DOD EMALL e-commerce site is a single entry point for Department of Defense and Federal Government customers to find and acquire off-the-shelf items, finished goods, and services from the commercial marketplace and government sources. DOD EMALL suppliers are government-approved sources and comply with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements.

Northwest Territorial Mint is pleased to be a DOD EMALL supplier because this provides another opportunity for military and government buyers to order coins and medals in a way that is convenient and efficient for them. Northwest Territorial Mint is a GSA Contract holder since 2001 and its products are also available on GSA Advantage.

Challenge coins have a rich history within the military and are powerful symbols to recognize achievement, build cohesion and improve morale. Northwest Territorial Mint offers the largest selection of in-stock coins and medals for the U.S. Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, Coast Guard, Army Reserve, and National Guard, as well as Department of Defense, Homeland Security, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and more. Coin and medal designs include ranks, divisions, military occupational skills, commands, bases and installations, ships, submarines, boats, aircraft, and commemorative coins.

More information about Northwest Territorial Mint’s presence on DOD EMALL is available online at http://custom.nwtmint.com/aboutus_DODemall.php.

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Since 1984, Northwest Territorial Mint has specialized in designing and creating custom coins, medallions, and related items of the highest craftsmanship for individuals and institutions worldwide.

Its coins have been handed out by the Commander in Chief, the Secretary of Defense, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and many other high-ranking military officers and elected officials. Its commemorative coins are available at Navy, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard exchanges, and it is licensed to create and sell for many iconic American organizations, including the Boy Scouts of America, Harley-Davidson, and the National Rifle Association.