Designed, drawn, and struck to order
For units, stations, departments, and boardrooms. You describe the coin, we draw it, proof it, and strike it in the metal and finish you choose.
A challenge coin only works when it looks like it was made for the people carrying it. We start from your badge, patch, insignia, or a rough sketch, redraw it as a coin, and set the diameter, metal, enamel, edge, and relief around that artwork.
Round or cut to shape. Two colors or five. Die-struck bare metal or full color both sides. Every option below is available on every coin we make, and you approve a proof before anything is struck.
Start from the kind of coin you need. Every style is drawn from scratch for your organisation, with 3D textured molding, glitter enamel, glow in the dark challenge coins, and premium pearl coloring available on any shape or size.
PopularUnit, command, and deployment coins in 3D textured molding, with premium pearl coloring and up to five enamel colors.
PopularMaltese cutouts and station crests finished with glitter enamel and glow in the dark challenge coin flame fields.
Star of Life and response team coins with fine line engraving, 3D textured molding, and glow in the dark detailing.
PopularRecognition and promotional award coins matched to your brand colors, including premium pearl coloring and glitter enamel.
Badges, shields, and cut-outs — anything that does not have to be round.
Anniversaries, retirements, and events, made to be kept for decades.
A two-sided badge-cut coin. The front carries the Nuclear Munitions jester over a glitter-filled blast in red, orange, and gold. The reverse is the Pantex Fire Dept. shield with 1951 in glitter gold on a textured black field, framed by burgundy enamel banners and rope-cut borders.
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The blue alternate of the Bomb City badge. The front runs the Nuclear Munitions jester in antique silver over a glitter-packed blue blast with a silver missile. The reverse carries Pantex Fire Dept. with a glitter silver 1951 on midnight blue, rope-cut borders, and the Bomb City banner.
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A star-of-life cut coin for the Special Medical Response Force. The front carries a fully sculpted 3D SMRF operator in kilt and helmet over a flame-textured field with an EKG line running behind. The reverse is the Star of Life over the American flag with SPECIAL MEDICAL RESPONSE FORCE and PANTEX lettering in raised antique silver.
See this coinA Maltese-cross cut coin for Pantex Fire Dept. The front rides a skull-faced bomber in turnout gear astride a falling bomb — Texas-flag tail fin, radiation trefoil, and a blast of glow-in-the-dark flame enamel that charges in the light and burns after dark. The reverse is the classic Pantex Maltese in red and silver: atomic emblem over PROTECTING OUR NATION'S NUCLEAR ASSETS with RESCUE, HAZMAT, and FIRE on the arms and EST. 1951 below.
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An A Shift coin built around a sculpted honey badger, hard enamel colour, and a heavy raised border.
See this coinThese coins are already struck and available individually. Reserve one and we confirm availability, shipping, and payment personally. Custom runs are still quoted separately.
Visit the shop$75
2.5 in · 3 mm thick · Antique gold, hard enamel, 3D relief, custom badge cut
$100
2.5 in · 3 mm thick · Antique silver, hard enamel, 3D relief, glitter enamel accents, custom badge cut
$75
2.5 in · 4 mm thick · Antique silver, 3D sculpted figure, hard enamel, custom star-of-life cut
$55
2.5 in · 3 mm thick · Polished silver, glow-in-the-dark enamel, hard enamel, custom Maltese cut
$125
2 in · Polished silver, black hard enamel, etched line detail, rectangular badge cut
$399
2.5 in · truck-shaped cut · Polished silver, hard enamel, 3D relief, custom semi-truck cut
Set the character of the coin before a single line is engraved.
High-gloss and ceremonial. The classic presentation finish.
Mirror-clean and modern. Reads well with corporate marks.
Matte, aged relief that makes deep engraving legible.
Muted luster with patina in the recesses. Heritage feel.
Warm, rustic tone with darker undertones and depth.
Dark shimmer for tactical and contemporary artwork.
Shifting multicolor finish for expressive designs.
Two finishes on one face for contrast and hierarchy.
Choose diameter, metal, edge, engraving, crest, and run size. Send the specification over and we reply personally with your quote.
2.0 in · Antique Gold
Total estimated price
$1,063.00
100 coins × $10.63
Our illustrators draw your coin and keep revising the proof until you sign it off.
The figure we quote covers the specification you sent. No fees appear later.
No die is cut and no metal is struck until you have approved the artwork in writing.
Dies are re-cut until every raised line survives the press at full depth.
Color is filled and polished by hand, then inspected coin by coin before packing.
Your brief is answered personally by the person drawing your coin, not a queue.
A challenge coin is a small struck medallion carrying the marks of a unit, station, or organisation, given to prove membership and recognise service. Carried in a pocket, produced when challenged, and kept for decades.
The custom grew out of military units and spread to fire, EMS, law enforcement, and companies who wanted a physical token of belonging. That is why the object has to be right: it outlives the moment it marks.
Start your coinCost depends on diameter, metal finish, color, relief, extras, and run size. Build your specification above and we reply with a written quote — the figure we quote is the figure you pay.
Both. Send artwork, a rough sketch, a badge, or just an idea and our illustrators draw the coin from there. You see a digital proof and approve it before any die is cut.
We keep revising the proof until the coin is right. Nothing goes to the press until you have signed off on the artwork.
Polished and antique gold, silver, and copper, black nickel, iridescent, and dual plating — combined with hard enamel, soft enamel, or bare die-struck metal.
Yes. Badges, shields, crests, and cut-outs are all struck to your own outline, including voids cut through the coin.
Both depend on the specification. Send your brief and we confirm the minimum run and a firm production window in writing with your quote.
Tell us who the coin is for and what it should say. We reply personally with artwork direction and pricing.
