We've got an unusual find, a challenge coin. It is made of white, blue, black, and gold enamel on metal. The front reads "United States Army Criminal Investigation Command" and on a smaller banner below, a dark blue banner reading "Integrity". "Do What Has to be Done". On the reverse, there is a dark blue border which reads "Command Intelligence Operations Center" and "Protecting the Protectors" and "Doing What Has to be Done." Around the top of the Great Seal is the phrase "Annuit Cleptis" and at the base, reads "Novus Ordo Seclorum". The Latin phrases on the side with the Great Seal mean, respectively, ""fortune favors our mission" and "A new order of the Ages" which are both lines from the poet Virgil.