Single two-sided Union Pacific Railroad enamel challenge coin from the T.E.A.M. Houston safety program. Originally in Symbol Arts manufacturer sealed poly bag; silver rim shows minor scuffing visible in photos. Enamel on both faces is clean — no chips or fading.

Side A reads "T.E.A.M. Houston / Remove the Risk" surrounding a white enamel domino tile (1-5 pip configuration) on a brushed silver field with black enamel outer ring. Side B reads "Courage to Care / Union Pacific" with "Eamus Domum Incolumes" (Latin: "Let us go home safely") on a banner across a central railroad spike, flanked by two blue enamel lion figures on a black enamel field with a light blue outer ring. Silver-tone metal edge throughout. Standard challenge coin diameter, approximately 1.75". Manufactured by Symbol Arts, Midvale, Utah.

The domino motif on Side A references the "domino effect" — the idea that one unsafe act can trigger a chain of consequences — a common visual in industrial safety training. "T.E.A.M." stands for Together Everyone Achieves More, part of Union Pacific's employee engagement initiative specific to the Houston Service Unit. "Courage to Care" emphasized peer-to-peer safety accountability across UP operations. Estimated issue date: 2010s based on Symbol Arts packaging.

• Item: Two-sided challenge coin (no capsule)

• Diameter: Approx. 1.75"

• Finish: Silver-tone metal with black, white, and blue hard enamel

• Manufacturer: Symbol Arts

• Year: Est. 2010s

• Condition: Near-Mint enamel; minor scuffing on silver rim edge visible in photos

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