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 that 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 and 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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