Which retail customer loyalty program was first created specifically for military memorabilia collectors and is credited with standardizing authentication practices for battlefield artifacts?

Throughout military history, retail strategies have played a fascinating role in how battlefield memorabilia and military collectibles reach civilian populations. From Civil War trading cards to modern military museum gift shops, the merchandising of military history has evolved significantly. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal retail innovation that changed how military history is marketed and preserved through consumer products.

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The Smithsonian Institution's 'Valor Points' program (1986)
The American Battlefield Trust's 'Heritage Circle' (1992)
The Military Collectors Association 'Provenance Program' (1978)
The Veterans Administration's 'Artifact Registry' (2001)