Options & Materials
Every finish, edge, backing, and packaging upgrade we offer — so you know exactly what you're choosing on the product page.
Real Coins & Pins We've Made
A sample of actual finished pieces across our product line — not tied to any specific plating or edge listed below.
Platings & Finishes
Metal finish applied to your coin, pin, or opener.
Bright gold-tone finish, the most requested plating for awards and retirements.
Bright silver-tone finish, a clean, versatile look for any branch or department.
Gold with a recessed dark patina — reads as heritage and tradition.
Silver with a recessed dark patina, popular for law enforcement and veteran coins.
Warm bronze tone with an antiqued finish — a classic military coin look.
Warm brass tone with an antiqued finish, common on lapel pins and openers.
Matte-black metal finish for a bold, modern, tactical look.
Two platings combined on one piece (e.g. gold rim, silver center) for extra contrast.
Enamel & Fill Types
How color is applied to your design.
Recessed enamel fill with visible metal edges between colors — the most economical option and the industry standard for detailed designs.
Enamel polished flush with the metal for a smooth, glass-like surface. A premium look at a modest upcharge.
A clear protective epoxy dome over printed or plated artwork — durable, glossy, and good for photo-realistic designs.
Raised or sculpted metal texture with no color fill (or partial fill) — reads as more three-dimensional and tactile.
Edge Styles
Detailing around the rim of a coin.
A clean flat edge — the standard, most economical choice.
A twisted-rope texture around the edge, a classic military coin detail.
An angled, chamfered edge for a sharper, more refined profile.
A grooved cross-hatch texture around the edge for extra grip and visual interest.
Backings & Attachments
How a pin or patch attaches to fabric or uniform.
Standard lapel pin backing — a simple metal clutch, the most common choice.
A locking-hinge pin back that resists loosening — good for pins worn often or on heavy fabric.
A rare-earth magnet back for uniforms and fabrics you can't puncture.
Standard patch backing for tactical gear and removable panels.
Heat-activated adhesive backing, permanently applied with a household iron.
A plain merrow or hot-cut edge meant to be stitched directly onto fabric.
Peel-and-stick backing for a quick, semi-permanent application.
Packaging Upgrades
Pick a packaging upgrade right in the product page calculator — priced per unit.
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