• A little better feel and perception using very high-grade of pewter with ‘no lead’ content


• No plating required – or suggested – use it’s natural silvery color to accent your design; slightly blackened to capture the contrast of your design


• Pewter can be produced in 3D – adding contour and shape to your design; if necessary, colors can also be added to illustrate your organizations trademark colors


• This type of product does not have any set-up or die charges; unless 3D option utilized, where some modelling charges will apply – send us your ideas for quotation


• Minimum quantities start at the very low 50 piece mark.


• Typical delivery is only about 3 to 4 weeks after your final OK of artwork or model


• For some additional ideas, see our Design Vault of over 800 coin designs


• To get started, Give us some details of what you would like, and we'll get you a quote!

Why Custom Coins?:

• Challenge coins, commemorative coins, memorial coins, religious icons, product tokens or wedding keepsake - so many uses for a coin.
• Challenge coins are one of the most popular lines we create these days – whether for the traditional military or ROTC uses; or for such uses as scout troops, church groups, social clubs, motorcycle clubs, rotary organizations, fraternities, sororities – just to name a few – they make an ideal award or memento.
• Coins are what you make them – i.e. they can be as small as an inch or so, or as large as 6" (though you might think of it as more of a plaque or paperweight at that size!)
• You can create your own oversized coin as a paperweight, or desk accessory; simply specify your preferences or ideas and we’ll make it that way.
• Robust, big, bold; or smaller and delicate - your choice of sizing, color and style make custom coins a perfect solution

How much does it cost?

• The more you buy, the lower the cost. Every coin we make is cast out of molten metal, or struck with a steel die. Each individual piece must be painstakingly hand polished and finished to accommodate your chosen end product – adding a dash of blackening for that aged antique appearance – or the addition of vibrant pantone colors to meet your corporate or organizations demands.
• While we can do low quantities, realistically for smaller sized pieces, you should be looking to produce at least 100 pieces - in some processes we may be able to produce as little as 50.
• We can also do orders well into the multiple thousands of pieces per order – this is where you’ll really pull that unit cost down to a very attractive figure. Big or small, we can make them.
• If you 'have to have it', we will gladly make just one, but if you can get some friends together and order even a few, the price drops dramatically.
• Using our Design Vault to help get started, can also save you some money.

How to get custom coins?:

• Easy - give us a call, send us an email, fill out our info form, send along a drawing in email, or upload a file for us to look at
• We've been around, we've seen lots of designs - if you can think it up, we can probably handle it without any problems.
• Sizing - a typical coin is perhaps around 1.5 to 2" in diameter
• I want a "coin", but do I have to get it round? No, a coin could also be called a crest or an emblem, and could be any shape that you want.
• You might want to consider some sort of an oval, or perhaps a crest in the shape of your logo.
• Color - let us know what you want and we can get it done.
• For an additional charge, we can also provide a 'sculpted 3D design'.

How long does it take?

• Depends on the quantity of your order, they can usually be made in an average of 3-4 weeks - rush service is available for an extra charge.
• If you would prefer something like ‘die struck’ or ‘die-cast’, which offers more precision in sizing and detail, the timing might be a bit longer – usually 5 to 7 weeks. Again, tell us your schedule and we’ll likely be able to accommodate you.

What types of coin finishes are available?

• Our standard and most popular coins are the Antique Gold, Silver, and Copper – no matter what the process chosen. Very close behind are the Bright Gold, Silver, Copper finishes – they’re more popular with the groups looking to fully reproduce logos and designs in full pantone colors.
• And don’t forget about Pewter – these are normally a very nice consideration if you want something a little more prestigious than the base metal antique coin, but don’t want to spring for the die-struck or die-cast, or you don’t have the volume of order to qualify. Good value and quality item in this fine pewter – and naturally, like all of our lines – ‘lead-free’

How do I get started?

• Call, email, or fill in our form!