Mont. Code Ann. § 10-2-805
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10-2-805 First and subsequent medallions -- cost
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10-2-805 . First and subsequent medallions -- cost. (1) The first medallion and the first copy of the joint resolution under 10-2-806 provided to a family member of an eligible service member or the first commemorative memorial coin provided to a family member of an eligible veteran must be provided without cost to the family member.
(2) After the first medallion or coin has been provided to a family member, additional family members of the eligible service member or the eligible veteran may, in a manner prescribed by the department, purchase additional medallions and copies of the joint resolution or coins for an amount that may not exceed the actual cost to the department for providing the additional medallions and joint resolutions or coins.
(3) A family member may receive only one medallion and resolution or coin.
(4) Payments received pursuant to this section must be deposited to the account established in 10-2-807 .
(2) After the first medallion or coin has been provided to a family member, additional family members of the eligible service member or the eligible veteran may, in a manner prescribed by the department, purchase additional medallions and copies of the joint resolution or coins for an amount that may not exceed the actual cost to the department for providing the additional medallions and joint resolutions or coins.
(3) A family member may receive only one medallion and resolution or coin.
(4) Payments received pursuant to this section must be deposited to the account established in 10-2-807 .
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