Customer stories

Coins We Have Made, And What They Were For

Every coin below was designed, proofed, and struck for a real department. The brief, the build, and photographs of the finished coin are shown exactly as delivered.

“This has been the best experience. J7 has ensure every detail was covered from Patone Colors, thickness, a size. Every other coin manufacture i have delt with in the past sells you the crappiest fastest coin and moves on.”
— Johnny S., J7 customer
“This is the sickest coin with the most artistic detail i have ever seen. It's actual art and worthy of displaying by itself.”
— T Hall, J7 customer
“I dont want to trade any of these. They are too nice.”
— E. Brown, J7 customer

Project stories

Front of the gold Nuclear Munitions Dangerous Toys challenge coin with a jester, blast, and missile
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Back of the coin showing Pantex Fire Dept. 1951 Bomb City in gold and burgundy enamel
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Pantex Fire Dept. · Bomb City

Nuclear Munitions — Dangerous Toys

The brief. The crew wanted the Bomb City identity on a coin that felt like a badge, not a token — heavy in the hand and readable at arm's length.

What we delivered. A badge-cut, two-sided coin in antique gold with glitter-filled hard enamel and 3D relief, proofed and approved before a single die was cut.

2.5 in · 3 mm thick · Antique gold, hard enamel, 3D relief, custom badge cut

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Front of the silver and blue Nuclear Munitions Dangerous Toys coin with a jester, blast, and missile
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Back of the coin showing Pantex Fire Dept. 1951 Bomb City in silver and blue enamel
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Pantex Fire Dept. · Bomb City

Nuclear Munitions — 1951 Blue Alt

The brief. A second run was needed so the same design could be issued in an alternate colorway without redrawing the artwork.

What we delivered. The same badge cut reworked in antique silver over midnight blue with glitter enamel, keeping the original artwork intact across both versions.

2.5 in · 3 mm thick · Antique silver, hard enamel, 3D relief, glitter enamel accents, custom badge cut

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Front of the SMRF coin with a sculpted firefighter-medic character and Pantex Fire lettering
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Back of the coin showing the Star of Life over the American flag with Special Medical Response Force lettering
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Pantex Fire · SMRF

SMRF — Special Medical Response Force

The brief. The Special Medical Response Force wanted a fully sculpted figure on the front and the Star of Life carried through the shape of the coin itself.

What we delivered. A star-of-life cut coin at 4 mm thick with a 3D sculpted operator, flame-textured field, and raised antique silver lettering on the reverse.

2.5 in · 4 mm thick · Antique silver, 3D sculpted figure, hard enamel, custom star-of-life cut

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Front of the PXFD Bomb Rider coin with a skull rider on a falling bomb and glow-in-the-dark flames
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Back of the coin showing the red and silver Pantex Maltese cross with atomic emblem and Est. 1951
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Pantex Fire Dept. · PXFD

PXFD — Bomb Rider

The brief. PXFD asked for something that would stand out on a shelf and still read after dark.

What we delivered. A Maltese-cut coin with glow-in-the-dark flame enamel that charges in daylight, paired with the classic red and silver Pantex reverse.

2.5 in · 3 mm thick · Polished silver, glow-in-the-dark enamel, hard enamel, custom Maltese cut

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