Upright and True
Masonic challenge coins for noble brethren
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George Washington Character
George Washington, 1st President of the United States, General of the Continental Army and Freemason was a Man known to be passionate about his dignity and character.
Benjamin Franklin
Charity
Benjamin Franklin is one such man, who through his life and endeavors enriched his fellowman, inventing the Lightning rod, which he did not patent, helping to start churches, schools, a fire department and libraries.
Paul Revere
Commitment
Brother Paul Revere can be known as man who served his Country and Masonry with deep Commitment. He began going to St andrews lodge in Boston in his early twenties, and later an Officer and eventually in 1770 its Master.
Lodges are made up from many Brethren pulling in and doing the things we consider to be the Example of Masonic Virtue. Of the Virtues or Merits that we need to do our business and encourage fellow Brethren in our Masonic Pursuits, we have highlighted three, Character, Charity and Commitment. Each of these coins displays a Masonic Founding Father.
