Important Note: This is not a public sale. BECC medals are normally sold to eligible Boeing persons by private sale. Please read "BECC Medals Information" below.

The Boeing Employees' Coin Club has issued distinctive medals featuring a Boeing product or products most years since the 50th anniversary of The Boeing Company in 1966. These medals are issued in silver, pewter, and bronze (and beginning in 2012, copper), with a proof-like (mirror-like) finish, and are widely collected by BECC members, Boeing employees and retirees, and other persons interested in aviation and coin club memorabilia. Since the BECC is a non-profit organization, the medal prices are reasonable, although higher in recent years due to higher silver prices and higher production expenses.

Note: The 2012 copper medals did not have a proof-like finish, however all other medals including the 2013 to date medals do have this popular feature that most collectors desire. Special "antique" finish medals have been made for club awards, but are not available as part of the normal sales process. More information about recent special-issue medals is available in the Table of BECC medals (designs and mintages), and some information was also included in the PNNA's first quarter editions of The Nor'wester, which was available at the annual BECC coin shows in 2018-2020.

Important Note: This information is not guaranteed and may not be up-to-date. Please contact the medals chairman or medals sales coordinator for more information, or inquire at becc.medals@gmail.com.

All past BECC medals are SOLD OUT (from the club), except for a limited number of 2025-dated medals.

Current medals are available to club members and Boeing persons via the official order form, which is published in the club newsletter in the summer-fall of each year, or could be obtained from the medal sales coordinator.

All updates by medals chairman Tony K., as appearing in the club's newsletter.

We are starting to consider medal subjects and designs such as the X-37B, ALCM, MQ- 25, 747 Space Shuttle Carrier Aircraft and the X8FB-1 (Model 400) Prototype. We are still open to other ideas as the process is just getting started for the 2026 medal.

All updates by medals chairman Tony K., as appearing in the club's newsletter.

April (2025) update: There’s roughly 25-30 of each 2025 medal left, which is good as we start looking into the 2026 medal.

December update: Medals have arrived and orders are being fulfilled. The club also purchased copper medals this year. The medals can be ordered using the order form in the newsetter.

November update: The medals have arrived and we showcased one of the silvers at the October club meeting. They look really nice! I’ve received orders already and working to get those out in the mail and prepped the ones I need to take to the November club meeting. I will have extras so you can fill out an order form then and pick up onsite. Three piece holders are still not available, but I haven’t given up on trying to get them. In the next couple of weeks my goal is to email and mail out order forms to the regular customers I haven’t received orders from. Look for the order form in the newsletter. The annual previous/last year's medals inventory sale will take place at the November meeting.

September update: Good News! The medal design has been approved by Boeing Intellectual Property. It took several interations with them to get it approved. We are minting 200 one ounce siver medals and 100 pewter and 100 bronze medals. Pricing information will be found in our order sheet when it is finalized for members to purchase medals.

July-August (2024) update: I submitted the medal design for approval. I am working with a lot of new people at Boeing Licensing and Trademark and hopefully the medal design will be approved soon. This is taking longer than I had expected.

The design work for the 2025 medal started in February (2024), with "2025 medal designs and ideas" as the primary February club meeting topic. The goal is to bring the medal back into its normal rhythm of mid-summer sales and delivery and not late fall which has been the case with the silver demand issues the past two years. Tony presented possible medal designs. At the March meeting, the membership voted the choices of 12 down to three which are: Super Hornet, B-17 Flying Fortress; and Apache. Ultimately the F/A-18F Super Hornet was selected.

All updates by medals chairman Tony K., as appearing in the club's newsletter.

January 2024 update: Over half the medals have been sold. I am trying to check the PO Box weekly and stay on top of mailing out the orders and depositing the checks. There was an initial delay for both the checks getting deposited and the medals going out. But we have gotten caught up and are currently staying on top of processing the orders.

October-December 2023 update: The board settled on the prices for the medals. There needed to be a minor increase as the cost of each medal went up, and we got a new die for the reverse. The medals have arrived!! Club members please see order form in the newsletter.

August-September 2023 update: Tony presented the design for the club’s 2024 medal, and sent the deposit check for the silver along with the medal artwork to the mint, all in August. There was talk about the current reverse getting worn out and not producing quality impressions. It was decided to get a new reverse die made. The new reverse will use the club logo approved in 2014. Most folks only see it on the club’s table cloth at the coin show. Looking forward to seeing how it will look as our reverse.

Order forms will be out soon. Just need to verify our cost. The silver medals will be 1 ounce again this year as the foundry isn’t doing 1.5 ounces because of silver demands. I haven’t given up on the 3-piece holders, just haven’t gotten a supplier for them yet. I’m still looking, and modified the order form to give the option to be notified when they become available. The dies for the medals should be done (in September) as I approved the plasters last month.

June-July 2023 update: Tony presented a new preliminary design for the 2024 medal. It is a Boeing 367-80. Tony is in the process of getting it approved by Boeing. As of July, the new medal has been approved by Boeing.

May 2023 update: Two different versions of the draft of the 2024 medal using the Boeing 367-80 “Dash 80” design were shown. Artwork close to the final design was shown and will be presented to Boeing for approval after final clean up.

March 2023 update: There was much discussion regarding ideas for the next medal design. Here are a few of the suggestions: B-17; 367-80 (70 years); 747-800 Freighter; 737-Next Generation; Starliner Capsule; F-22. Please feel free to submit your suggestions to Tony K.

• All past BECC medals are SOLD OUT (from the club), except as noted above.

• Table of BECC medals (designs and mintages).

• Table of BECC medals issue prices.

• Medals Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

• Also see below for links to details of recent past medals, and photos of past medals.

• Medals are available for purchase until sold out (or until otherwise decided by the board), by persons eligible to participate in the Boeing recreation program (employees, retirees, on-site customer, vendor and government personnel and certain family members). The BECC reserves the right to change prices and limit quantities of medals for sale (including the quantity that may be purchased by each buyer). The information on this page is not guaranteed to be accurate or up-to-date.

• The usual time period for purchases is between September and November of each year, for the following year's medals. (For example, Sep-Nov 2024 for the 2025-dated medals.)

• BECC club members receive an order form with their newsletters each year, usually no later than September. Mailings will also go out in September to recent previous purchasers of BECC medals. Other Boeing employees and persons with a Boeing badge can contact the medals chairman listed below. All orders must be submitted with an official order form.

• Persons who are not eligible for the Boeing recreation program, or who wish to purchase medals after the ordering deadline, cannot purchase medals directly from the club, but may be able to purchase medals on the secondary market from club members who purchase medals for resale.

• The BECC has produced over 50,000 (now 70,000) medals since 1966, and has commemorated that event. Past BECC medals can often be purchased from dealers at the BECC's annual coin show in January.

• To inquire about the availability of medals, please attend a regularly scheduled BECC meeting, or attend the BECC's annual coin show in January.

• BECC Medals Co-Chairmen: David E. Buehler and Anthony Kalt, or inquire at becc.medals@gmail.com. Medal Sales Coordinator: Please contact David.

  See the BECC Officers Page for current contact information.

Details of recent past medals:

Once you are on one of these pages, you can also navigate "previous" and "next" to see the other years.

Pictures of past medals:

• 1964-1979 (1964 medal was issued by Boeing Coin Club in Wichita)

• 1980-1989

• 1991-1999

• 2000-2003

• 2004-2007

• 2008-2012

• 2013

• 2000 to date medals line art

• 2000 to date simulated images of proof silver medals