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Version 11.14.17 · 2026-10-28
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The store currently lists version 11.14.17, updated 2026-10-28.






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CoinVault is the all-in-one platform built specifically for the challenge coin and patch collecting community.
Designed for collectors, first responders, and enthusiasts, CoinVault provides a secure and trusted space to buy, sell, trade, and showcase your collection—without the risks of traditional social media marketplaces.
KEY FEATURES:
Marketplace
Buy, sell, and trade coins and patches with ease. Browse listings, make offers, and connect directly with other collectors in a streamlined marketplace built for this niche community.
Collector Vault (Compendium)
Organize and display your personal collection in a digital vault. Track your items, showcase your collection, and manage what you want to keep, trade, or sell.
Secure Transactions
Integrated payments and structured transaction flows help ensure safe and reliable exchanges between users.…
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