I have researched this question and although I have found information on the Communities of Excellence program and there was mention of an award, I have found nothing indicating the award was more than a trophy. I do not believe what you have is a coin but more likely a medal or something along those lines. The government has authorized the issuance of hundreds of medals and private mints produce their own as well. Medals and such are a little beyond the scope of this particular question category [US Coins] but I offer what little I know. Perhaps you could take the coin/medal to a coin dealer since some also deal in medals and such and maybe you could get a better idea of what you have from someone who can actually see it. Also there may be someone else on WikiAnswers who can add more information to what I have offered.
The value of a 1775 army communities of excellence coin can vary depending on various factors such as its condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, these coins can range in value from a few dollars to around $50. It's recommended to research recent sales or consult with a coin expert or collector for a more accurate estimate of its value.
In 1775 the United States Army was known as the Continental Army. General George Washington was the Commander in Chief. . He was also the first president of the United States.
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Although not the US Army at that time in 1775, it was the beginning of the US Army; the United States was the 13 Colonies of (North) America back then.
June 14, 1775
In terms of establishment, the U.S. Army, by just about 4 months. The Army was established on June 14, 1775, the Navy on October 13, 1775.
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United States Army was created in 1775.
June 4 1775.
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What is 1775, Alex.