Approx. 2" • Antique Silver Finish • Limited Commemorative Edition
Commemorate a decade of one of the New York City Police Department's most elite investigative commands with this beautifully crafted NYPD Organized Crime Control Bureau 10th Anniversary Challenge Coin.
Struck in an elegant antique silver finish, this highly detailed collectible honors the detectives and investigators who served within the Organized Crime Control Bureau while paying tribute to the Bureau's legacy from 2016–2026.
The obverse features the now-iconic OCCB memorial artwork, portraying the Bureau's "Bad Cats" standing watch before the New York City skyline beneath the inscription "In Memory of OCCB." The design reflects the dedication, sacrifice, and relentless pursuit of those who fought organized crime, gangs, illegal firearms, narcotics trafficking, vice, and other major criminal enterprises throughout New York City.
The reverse showcases the official Chief of Organized Crime Control shield surrounded by the Bureau's investigative divisions, recognizing the specialized units that comprised the command, including:
Narcotics
Gang
PCID
Vice
Auto Crime
Gun Violence Suppression Division (GVSD)
Intelligence Support Division (ISD)
Together, both sides create a fitting tribute to the investigators who served with distinction and preserve the history of one of the NYPD's most respected investigative bureaus.
Crafted with exceptional detail and premium workmanship, this commemorative challenge coin is a centerpiece for any law enforcement collection.
Approx. 2" diameter
Premium antique silver finish
Deep 3D sculpted details
Dual-sided design
Highly detailed enamel reverse
Commemorates the NYPD OCCB 10th Anniversary (2016–2026)
Exclusive Huntzman Enterprises commemorative collectible
Whether displayed, carried, or added to a challenge coin collection, this limited commemorative release honors the men and women who proudly served the Organized Crime Control Bureau and the legacy they leave behind.
Designed and produced exclusively by Huntzman Enterprises.
Approx. 2" • Antique Silver Finish • Limited Commemorative Edition
Commemorate a decade of one of the New York City Police Department's most elite investigative commands with this beautifully crafted NYPD Organized Crime Control Bureau 10th Anniversary Challenge Coin.
Struck in an elegant antique silver finish, this highly detailed collectible honors the detectives and investigators who served within the Organized Crime Control Bureau while paying tribute to the Bureau's legacy from 2016–2026.
The obverse features the now-iconic OCCB memorial artwork, portraying the Bureau's "Bad Cats" standing watch before the New York City skyline beneath the inscription "In Memory of OCCB." The design reflects the dedication, sacrifice, and relentless pursuit of those who fought organized crime, gangs, illegal firearms, narcotics trafficking, vice, and other major criminal enterprises throughout New York City.
The reverse showcases the official Chief of Organized Crime Control shield surrounded by the Bureau's investigative divisions, recognizing the specialized units that comprised the command, including:
Narcotics
Gang
PCID
Vice
Auto Crime
Gun Violence Suppression Division (GVSD)
Intelligence Support Division (ISD)
Together, both sides create a fitting tribute to the investigators who served with distinction and preserve the history of one of the NYPD's most respected investigative bureaus.
Crafted with exceptional detail and premium workmanship, this commemorative challenge coin is a centerpiece for any law enforcement collection.
Approx. 2" diameter
Premium antique silver finish
Deep 3D sculpted details
Dual-sided design
Highly detailed enamel reverse
Commemorates the NYPD OCCB 10th Anniversary (2016–2026)
Exclusive Huntzman Enterprises commemorative collectible
Whether displayed, carried, or added to a challenge coin collection, this limited commemorative release honors the men and women who proudly served the Organized Crime Control Bureau and the legacy they leave behind.
Designed and produced exclusively by Huntzman Enterprises.
