Commemorate a New Rank or a Change of Command
Mark the moment someone steps into a new rank or a new role. A cleaner, more ceremony-appropriate coin: unit insignia or new rank device on the front, name and date on the back.
From Idea to Coin in Three Steps
Send Your Idea
Send a patch, crest, or rough sketch, or just describe what you want. Our artists take it from there.
Free Proof in 24 Hours
A real artist sends a digital proof of your coin within 24 hours. No payment until you approve it.
Approve & We Produce
Approve the design and we craft and ship your coins, designed in the US and quality-checked at our Florida facility before they reach you.
Promotion Coins
A promotion or change-of-command coin marks the moment someone steps into a new rank or a new role. These tend to favor a cleaner, more polished look than a deployment coin. A gold or hard-enamel finish with a flat edge reads as more formal and ceremony-appropriate.
Whether it is a single coin for one officer's promotion board or a batch for an entire graduating class, the design and pricing work the same way: unit insignia or new rank device on the front, name and date on the back, priced on the same size-and-quantity tiers as every other challenge coin order.
Finishes & Edges
Choose the metal finish and edge treatment that fits your unit, previewed on your free proof.
Don't see the edge you want? We do fully custom edges too.
Start a Quote →Who Promotion Coins Are For
These coins cross every branch and department. Explore a few of the most popular.
Promotion Coin FAQs
A real artist sends a digital proof within 24 hours of your request. You review it, ask for any changes, and pay nothing until you approve the final design.
These usually carry the unit insignia or the new rank device on the front, with the name and date on the back. A cleaner, more polished treatment reads as more formal and ceremony-appropriate.
Challenge coins have a 25-piece minimum, so most buyers order a batch (for a graduating class, a promotion board, or a whole unit) rather than a single coin, which also lowers the per-coin price.
Polished gold with hard enamel and a flat edge reads as clean and ceremony-appropriate, more formal than a tactical deployment coin. You confirm it on your free proof.
Yes. We reproduce unit insignia and rank devices in raised metal and hard enamel. We build custom art from your reference, but we are not an official military licensee, so you are responsible for the right to reproduce any restricted insignia.