Meaning Behind the Tradition of Coins on Gravestones

These small tokens, left by visitors,

symbolize honor and remembrance

for those who served in the military.

Each coin carries a unique meaning:

  • Penny: Someone visited to say, “You are not forgotten.”
  • Nickel: The visitor attended boot camp with the deceased, honoring shared experiences.
  • Dime: They served together in the military, reflecting deep camaraderie.
  • Quarter: The visitor was present when the soldier passed, marking shared grief.

This tradition expresses respect and keeps memories alive,

offering comfort to families and honoring the sacrifices of military members.

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