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Two-star collar insignia indicate a specific rank level within a department's star-based rank structure, most commonly associated with supervisory or mid-command roles. The exact rank title varies by agency and may include Officer First Class, Captain, Lieutenant, or another designation depending on the department's specific rank system. Always confirm your department's rank chart before ordering.

Gold-plated insignia (IN32) and silver-plated insignia (IN33) are identical in design and size but differ in finish color. Many departments specify which finish officers at each rank must wear, often using gold for supervisory or command ranks and silver for line officers, or alternating by specialty. Always check your department's uniform policy before ordering to confirm whether gold or silver is required for your rank.

Collar insignia pins attach by pushing the sharp post through the collar fabric, then pressing the clutch-back fastener onto the post to lock it firmly in place. No tools are needed for installation. Position the pin on the collar point according to your department's uniform placement specifications before inserting the post.

These insignia are sold as a pair, meaning each purchase includes two matching star pins, one for each side of the collar. Both pins in the set are identical in design and finish.

Yes, these star pins can be mounted on jacket lapels, cap fronts, or other uniform attachment points as long as the fabric is sturdy enough to support a standard pin-and-clutch fastener. Confirm with your department's uniform policy before placing insignia in non-standard locations, as placement rules vary by agency.