The Dogs Are Loose.
MotorDog69 Madness Is Here!
TOP DOG: Buy three $25 gift certificates, get a fourth Certicate FREE.
COIN SPECIAL: Buy three standard $30 Challenge Coins, get a fourth FREE*.
MOUNT SPECIAL: Buy any Challenge Coin Mount, get one FREE*.
Spend $80 or more get a free $30 challenge coin free.
*Of equal or lessor value.
Questions? Call or text John at 501-249-0069. We’ll contact you using your order’s email or phone number if needed.
How MotorDog69 Madness Works
1. Pick which MotorDog69 Madness special you want to take advantage of.2. Order it on the website, then,
3. Send us an email to
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Custom Photo Challenge Coins
- 2 Coin Minimum
- Upload Your Image or Logo
- Describe Your Design or Vision
- We Consult With You & Build It!
1. Upload
2. Tell us
3. We Consult
4. We Create
Have an Idea? Let's Make It Real
New! Premium Domed Finish
Solid Brass Coin + 3D Depth + Built to Last
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Here’s How MotorDog69 Madness 2026 Works
1. Pick which MotorDog69 Madness special you want to take advantage of.
2. Order it on the website, then,
3. Send us an email to
4. If we have any questions, we will contact you via email or phone number from your order, or give us a call or txt at 501-249-0069 - John
Upcoming Events & Specials
MotorDog Madness 2026 "4 Specials"
1. Buy 3 $25 gift certificates, get 4 one free.
2. Buy 3 standard $30 challenge Coins, get the 4th
standard challenge coin free.
3. Buy any challenge coin mount get the next one free.
(equal or lesser value)
4. Spend $80 or more get a free $30 challenge coin free.
email us at
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The History Of The Challenge Coin
During World War I, American volunteers from all parts of the country filled the newly formed flying squadrons. Some were wealthy scions attending colleges such as Yale and Harvard who quit in mid-term to join the war. In one squadron, a wealthy lieutenant ordered medallions struck in solid bronze and presented them to his unit. One young pilot placed the medallion in a small leather pouch that he wore around his neck.
Shortly after acquiring the medallions, the pilots’ aircraft was severely damaged by ground fire. He was forced to land behind enemy lines and was immediately captured by a German patrol. In order to discourage his escape, the Germans took all of his personal identification except for the small leather pouch around his neck. In the meantime, he was taken to a small French town near the front. Taking advantage of a bombardment that night, he escaped. However, he was without personal identification.









