Hype Challange Coin?

[Bnightwing]

I'm part of the RPF forums, and one of the users made challenge coins for their site, and I think it would be cool if we got some for here. What do you guys think?

 

[bullets]

Makes sense.

 

[The Original Bamfer]

What the hell is a challenge coin?

 

[Colossal Spoons]

What the hell is a challenge coin?

This

 

[Anubis]

Some kind of coin with the SHH insignia maybe?

 

[The Original Bamfer]

It's arts and crafts time, kiddies!

Take the Hyper smiley, copy it to your MS Paint program, resize it and make it twice as big, then hit print!

Time for a helpful hint: you may want to print several in case you make a mistake in the next step, so to save paper, copy and paste the smiley a few times at least an inch away from each other on the screen. Print and voila! Multiple smileys on one sheet!

Next step! You may need an adult to help you with this one! Take a pair of scissors and cut the smiley out in a circular shape. Oops! Cut through Hyper's face? That's why we printed multiples! Practice makes perfect!

Using a nickel and some Elmer's glue, stick Hyper's face to the nickel and press tightly for twenty seconds! Ooo! I know, it takes a lot of strength, but you can do it! Let the coin dry for five minutes. Repeat these steps if desired.

You now have your very own Superhero Hype! Challenge Coin(s)!

 

[Anubis]

Seems like too much work.

I'm gonna go look at some porn instead.

 

[The Apocalypse]

Seems like too much work.

I'm gonna go look at some porn instead.

 

[Shemtov]

Some kind of coin with the SHH insignia maybe?

My research agrees.
It's apparently for the purpose of having an ID in the real world when you meet other Hypesters.

 

[Bnightwing]

I think they're cool, but it maybe only me.

 

[bullets]

Do you use them like pogs or something?

 

[Duke]

It's arts and crafts time, kiddies!

Take the Hyper smiley, copy it to your MS Paint program, resize it and make it twice as big, then hit print!

Time for a helpful hint: you may want to print several in case you make a mistake in the next step, so to save paper, copy and paste the smiley a few times at least an inch away from each other on the screen. Print and voila! Multiple smileys on one sheet!

Next step! You may need an adult to help you with this one! Take a pair of scissors and cut the smiley out in a circular shape. Oops! Cut through Hyper's face? That's why we printed multiples! Practice makes perfect!

Using a nickel and some Elmer's glue, stick Hyper's face to the nickel and press tightly for twenty seconds! Ooo! I know, it takes a lot of strength, but you can do it! Let the coin dry for five minutes. Repeat these steps if desired.

You now have your very own Superhero Hype! Challenge Coin(s)!