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IKCA Challenge Coin Series 1 — Premium Low Numbers
IKCA Challenge Coin Series 1 — Premium Low Numbers
IKCA has never made a challenge coin. Not in 30+ years. This is the first one. Ever.
You've put in the hours. You've earned your rank. Now there's finally something physical that proves it — a Series 1 coin carrying a serial number IKCA will only ever issue once.
New series will come out every year. The collection grows. The numbers climb. But these numbers — #001 through #021 — will never be issued again. Series 2 picks up where Series 1 ends. Your number stays yours permanently.
Every new series that gets released makes your Series 1 number rarer. That's not marketing. That's just math.
WHY DOES #001 COST MORE THAN #015?
Because fifty years from now, when your kid picks it up off the shelf, there's a difference between "I've got #015" and "I've got #001 — the very first IKCA challenge coin ever made."
One of those starts a story. The other just ends one.
PICK YOUR NUMBER:
If a number is not listed in the selection box, it has already been claimed and is no longer available.
- 🥇 #001 — $125 | The only #001 in IKCA history. One coin. One chance. This number will never be issued again as long as this association exists.
- 🥈 #002 through #009 — $100 each | Single-digit founding numbers. Eight coins total. Once they're claimed, they're gone from the series forever.
- 🥉 #010 through #021 — $75 each | Still among the first 21 ever made. In 10 years, when the collection is on Series 15, these are the ones people are going to wish they grabbed.
Select your number above. The second someone buys it, it locks. No duplicates. No exceptions.
WHAT YOU GET:
- 2" antique silver finish — built to last, not cheap plastic
- Your number stamped on both sides so there's no question whose coin it is
- A founding piece of a collection that will keep growing — and the lower your number, the more it means as the years stack up
⚠️ THESE NUMBERS ARE GONE WHEN THEY'RE GONE.
The coin will come back. Series 2, Series 3, every year. But #004? #009? #001? Those are a one-time opportunity. When someone else claims your number, that's it. There's no waitlist. There's no next time.
The people who passed on the first Jordan's. The people who skipped the first iPhone. Don't be that person.
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