Masonic Coin Pair - Bronze and Gold Tone

Pair of Masonic coins featuring intricate designs. One coin in bronze and the other in gold. The image shows a Masonic Penny, specifically from the Clearwater Chapter No. 45 R.A.M. (Royal Arch Masons) in Clearwater, Florida, chartered on June 28, 1922. Masonic Pennies: These tokens are given within the Royal Arch Masons, an appendant body of Freemasonry, typically to members who have achieved the Fourth Degree.  Significance: They often signify a pivotal part of a Mason's initiation and can be a reminder of the obligation to aid fellow Masons.  Customization: Each lodge typically designs its own pennies, often including the lodge name, date of chartering, and sometimes initials or symbols relevant to Masonic teachings.  Historical Context: The tradition of Masonic pennies originated in America in the 1800s, evolving from simple designs to more intricate ones over time.