Morse Code Coin Explore The Learn in Entertainment of Encryption Language and Games Pocket Token Chips (Antique Silver)

This is a great challenge coin if you are a HAM radio operator. I carry the coin with me to meet & greet meeting and Ham radio field days. The coin is smaller than the bigger challenge coins, but size doesn’t matter. The Morse code is very readable on the coin and if you don’t know the code it is a helpful learning tool.

It's a very helpful guide for writing and watching shows. I use this to put secret messages in my music and art. ;) It's also got a heavy weight to it and comes in a pretty hefty protective case.

I was very impressed with the organization of the information which greatly assisted me in memorization of Morse Code.

I expected something the size of usual challenge coins, but this is closer to a Canadian, or US Sacajawea Dollar coin.Still like it and the Flow Chart method of deciphering Morse Code.Distress whistle was an unexpected bonus.

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You can put a lot of stuff in a bugout bag, one of my personal favorite items is information. A reference like this is a great addition as it serves as a physical copy of a very important system. The coin itself is nice and feels solid enough to be carried around for a while without getting dinged up. I wouldn't recommend using it to learn morse code, as it's a little hard to read, but it's great as a quick reference.

This coin is great way to work on learning Morse Code. With the coin in my pocket I can work on memorizing whenever I a am not busy. When it gets tarnished it is a little hard to read.