Medallions, Chips, and Coins
Honor every milestone in your journey with our timeless collection of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Coins, Medallions, and Chips, including aa sobriety coins, sobriety coins, and durable aa chips, each crafted as a meaningful token of commitment, reflection, ongoing dedication to lasting recovery, celebrating every victory, and personal growth.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Coins, Medallions, and Chips
While the journey to recovery can begin in an instant, we know it lasts a lifetime. Carrying a memento like an AA medallion, aa sobriety coins, or sobriety coins can offer tremendous strength. That is why aa chips and AA 12‑Step recovery medallions were originally awarded—to mark the commitment and ongoing dedication to recovery.
Sister Ignatia - The First Alcoholics Anonymous AA Coin
Sister Ignatia gave out the first “Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) medallions” when men completed a five‑day dry‑out, explaining that accepting such a medallion signified a commitment to God, AA, and sobriety. Since then, traditions have expanded to include aa chips, AA coins, and aa sobriety coins celebrating birthdays and milestones, reminding recipients of the angels guiding their path.
Today, the significance of sobriety coins, recovery chips, and coins remains strong. We encourage you to use these tokens—aa chips, medallions, and coins—to reinforce your commitment, honor your progress, and strengthen your connection to the 12‑Step recovery community.