Custom metal recognition products help organizations turn achievements, service, membership and important milestones into physical keepsakes.
A challenge coin can represent a military unit or leadership achievement. A medal can recognize athletic performance or years of service. A lapel pin can identify membership, rank or organizational affiliation. A metal badge can communicate authority, department identity or professional recognition.
For buyers, however, choosing the right product is only the first step. The manufacturing method, material, size, thickness, finish, attachment, packaging, quantity and delivery requirements all influence the final result.
This guide explains how custom metal recognition products are designed and manufactured, where they are used, how different products compare, how to control production costs and what buyers should consider when selecting a custom metal product manufacturer.
What Are Custom Metal Recognition Products?
Custom metal recognition products are manufactured metal items designed to recognize people, organizations, achievements, service or special events.
Common products include:
- Challenge coins
- Military coins
- Custom medals
- Lapel pins
- Metal badges
- Military badges
- Police badges
- Corporate recognition pins
- Commemorative metal products
- Award medallions
- Organizational insignia
Unlike disposable promotional products, metal recognition products are often designed to be retained for years.
That makes material selection, surface quality and manufacturing consistency particularly important.
Why Organizations Use Custom Metal Recognition Products
Organizations use metal recognition products because they combine three functions:
Recognition + Identification + Memorability
A physical metal product can become a permanent reminder of an event or achievement.
Typical applications include:
- Military recognition
- Police recognition
- Firefighter awards
- EMS recognition
- Corporate employee awards
- Sports competitions
- School activities
- University organizations
- Veteran organizations
- Fraternal organizations
- Aviation organizations
- Government commemorative programs
- Retirement ceremonies
- Anniversaries
- Membership programs
- Fundraising campaigns
The appropriate product depends on the intended recipient and the meaning behind the award.
Challenge Coins vs Medals vs Lapel Pins vs Badges
These products may all be made from metal, but they serve different purposes.
| Product | Primary Purpose | Typical Applications |
|---|---|---|
| Challenge Coin | Recognition & commemorative exchange | Military, police, leadership, organizations |
| Military Coin | Unit identity & achievement | Military units, squadrons, veterans |
| Medal | Formal achievement | Sports, service, competitions |
| Lapel Pin | Membership & identification | Corporate, military, schools, organizations |
| Metal Badge | Identification & authority | Police, security, military, organizations |
Selecting the right product starts with understanding the application.
1. Custom Challenge Coins
Challenge coins are among the most recognizable custom metal recognition products.
They are frequently associated with:
- Military units
- Police organizations
- Fire departments
- Government agencies
- Veteran groups
- Corporate leadership
- Fraternal organizations
- Special events
A custom challenge coin can contain artwork on one or both sides.
Typical design elements include:
- Organization logo
- Unit insignia
- Aircraft
- Vehicles
- Buildings
- Flags
- Dates
- Names
- Mottos
- Symbols
- 3D relief
- Custom edge lettering
Common Challenge Coin Construction
2D Challenge Coin
The artwork is primarily flat with raised metal borders and recessed areas.
Advantages:
- Cost-efficient
- Excellent for logos
- Suitable for text
- Easy to manufacture
- Good for large quantities
3D Challenge Coin
The artwork contains sculpted depth and raised relief.
Advantages:
- Strong visual impact
- Suitable for portraits
- Excellent for animals, aircraft and equipment
- Premium appearance
3D tooling generally requires more engineering than simple 2D artwork.
2. Custom Military Coins
Military coins often carry deeper symbolic meaning than ordinary promotional products.
They can commemorate:
- Deployments
- Unit anniversaries
- Retirements
- Promotions
- Special missions
- Training achievements
- Leadership recognition
- Squadron history
- Veteran events
A military coin can combine several design elements:
Front: Unit insignia or mission symbol
Back: Motto, date, achievement or historical information
Edge: Unit name, serial number or message
For premium military coins, antique gold, antique silver, dual plating and 3D relief are common design directions.
3. Custom Medals
Medals are particularly suitable when achievement is the main purpose.
Applications include:
- Marathons
- Running races
- Swimming competitions
- Soccer tournaments
- Basketball events
- Cycling competitions
- School competitions
- Corporate awards
- Military service awards
- Police recognition
- Firefighter recognition
- EMS awards
A custom medal can be produced in:
- Iron
- Brass
- Copper
- Zinc alloy
- Other suitable metal combinations
Zinc alloy is particularly useful for large, shaped and detailed medals because casting allows considerable design flexibility.
4. Custom Lapel Pins
Lapel pins are compact recognition products designed for wearing on clothing, bags, uniforms or accessories.
They are commonly used by:
- Companies
- Schools
- Universities
- Military organizations
- Police organizations
- Fire departments
- Nonprofits
- Sports clubs
- Membership organizations
- Government agencies
Popular construction methods include:
- Soft enamel
- Hard enamel
- Die struck
- Offset printed
- 3D
- Combination construction
For organizations ordering large quantities, lapel pins can be an economical recognition solution.
5. Custom Metal Badges
Metal badges are generally associated with identification, affiliation or professional authority.
Applications include:
- Police departments
- Security organizations
- Military organizations
- Private organizations
- Clubs
- Event staff
- Professional associations
A badge can include:
- Department name
- Organization seal
- Rank
- Identification number
- Logo
- Symbol
- Decorative border
- Custom attachment
Badge design requires particular attention to the back construction because the attachment system must be appropriate for the intended use.
6. Custom Police Badges
Police badges are a specialized category of metal recognition and identification product.
Potential specifications include:
- Brass base
- Nickel silver
- Gold plating
- Silver plating
- Two-tone finishes
- Numbering
- Rank designation
- Department seal
- Custom shape
- Layered construction
- Pin or screw attachment
For professional public-safety applications, the manufacturer should work from approved artwork and clearly defined specifications.
The badge should not be treated simply as a decorative pin.
7. Military Badges
Military badges can serve identification, qualification, organizational and commemorative purposes.
A custom military badge may use:
- Die striking
- Stamping
- Die casting
- 3D molding
- Enamel
- Antique finishing
- Polished plating
- Brushed metal
- Multiple metal layers
Design complexity should be balanced against the intended production quantity.
For a simple insignia, a flat die-struck construction may be sufficient.
For a sculptural emblem, zinc alloy casting or 3D construction may provide better results.
8. Material Selection
Material selection has a direct effect on:
- Weight
- Cost
- Detail
- Durability
- Surface appearance
- Manufacturing method
Brass
Brass is commonly selected for premium die-struck products.
It is suitable for:
- Traditional badges
- Premium pins
- Coins
- High-detail insignia
Zinc Alloy
Zinc alloy is highly versatile.
It is suitable for:
- 3D coins
- Large medals
- Complex badges
- Cut-out products
- Sculptural designs
Iron
Iron can be suitable for economical high-volume products where the design does not require complicated three-dimensional relief.
The best material is not necessarily the most expensive material.
The correct question is:
Which material provides the required appearance, strength and production efficiency for the application?
9. Surface Finishes
The surface finish can dramatically change the appearance of a metal recognition product.
Common options include:
- Bright gold
- Bright silver
- Antique gold
- Antique silver
- Antique copper
- Black nickel
- Satin gold
- Satin silver
- Two-tone plating
Bright Finish
Suitable for:
- Premium presentation
- Corporate awards
- Modern designs
- Clean logos
Antique Finish
Suitable for:
- Military coins
- Historical commemorative products
- Traditional badges
- Vintage-style medals
Antique finishing emphasizes recessed areas and creates stronger visual contrast.
10. Enamel Selection
Enamel is commonly used to add color.
Soft Enamel
Soft enamel leaves the colored areas slightly recessed.
Advantages:
- Strong color contrast
- Cost-effective
- Suitable for many organizational designs
Hard Enamel
Hard enamel creates a smoother surface.
Advantages:
- Polished appearance
- Jewelry-like finish
- Premium presentation
The choice depends on budget and desired appearance rather than one finish being universally superior.
11. 2D vs 3D Recognition Products
A simple design does not necessarily need 3D production.
2D is often suitable for:
- Logos
- Text
- Flat symbols
- Simple insignia
- High-volume products
3D is useful for:
- Portraits
- Aircraft
- Animals
- Buildings
- Equipment
- Sculptural artwork
3D manufacturing can increase tooling and engineering requirements, so it should be used when the additional depth contributes meaningful visual value.
12. Size and Thickness
Size affects more than appearance.
Increasing dimensions can increase:
- Material consumption
- Tooling size
- Product weight
- Packaging requirements
- Shipping cost
Thickness also influences:
- Weight
- Strength
- Relief depth
- Perceived quality
- Material cost
For this reason, the ideal size is the smallest size that allows the artwork to remain clear and the product to achieve the intended visual impact.
13. Custom Edge Designs
Challenge coins can use several edge styles:
- Plain edge
- Rope edge
- Reeded edge
- Oblique edge
- Diamond-cut edge
- Custom lettering
- Sequential numbering
A custom edge can make a coin substantially more distinctive.
For example:
Front: Organization emblem
Back: Anniversary artwork
Edge: “EST. 2001 – SERVICE – HONOR”
This creates additional storytelling space without increasing the coin diameter.
14. Custom Attachments
Different products require different attachment methods.
Lapel Pins
- Butterfly clutch
- Rubber clutch
- Magnetic backing
- Screw-back
- Safety pin
Badges
- Pin back
- Screw back
- Locking attachment
- Specialty mounting
Medals
- Ribbon
- Neck ribbon
- Suspender
- Custom mounting bar
The attachment should match how the recipient will wear or display the product.
15. Custom Packaging
Packaging should be considered part of the recognition experience.
Common options include:
- Polybags
- Velvet pouches
- Plastic cases
- Standard boxes
- Velvet-lined boxes
- Magnetic boxes
- Wooden boxes
- Acrylic cases
For bulk event medals, individual bags are often practical.
For a military retirement coin, a fitted presentation box may be more appropriate.
16. Recognition Product Applications
Military
Custom coins and badges can be used for:
- Unit recognition
- Command recognition
- Retirement
- Deployment
- Promotion
- Squadron events
- Mission commemorations
Police
Products can be used for:
- Retirement
- Years of service
- Department anniversaries
- Special recognition
- Commemorative programs
Firefighter & EMS
Products can recognize:
- Service
- Heroism
- Training
- Retirement
- Department milestones
Corporate
Common uses include:
- Employee anniversaries
- Sales achievements
- Leadership recognition
- Company milestones
- New employee programs
- Conferences
Sports
Medals are commonly used for:
- Running
- Swimming
- Soccer
- Basketball
- Cycling
- School competitions
17. How Much Do Custom Metal Recognition Products Cost?
There is no universal price because the quotation depends on the complete specification.
A preliminary budgeting model is:
Total Cost = Tooling + Unit Production × Quantity + Packaging + Shipping
For example, assume:
Tooling = $150
Production = $3.00 per piece
For 100 pieces:
$150 + $300 = $450
Effective cost:
$4.50 per piece
For 500 pieces:
$150 + $1,500 = $1,650
Effective cost:
$3.30 per piece
The production price did not change in this example; the fixed tooling cost was distributed over a larger quantity.
This is one of the most important concepts for buyers comparing custom metal product quotations.
18. Cost Factors by Weight
For preliminary project planning, buyers can think of cost influence in approximately this order:
| Factor | Relative Importance |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Very High |
| Size | High |
| Thickness | High |
| Manufacturing Method | High |
| Design Complexity | High |
| Material | Medium–High |
| Plating | Medium |
| Enamel | Medium |
| Packaging | Medium |
| Shipping | Medium–High |
These are planning priorities rather than fixed accounting percentages.
For example, changing from 100 to 1,000 pieces can have a much larger effect on unit economics than changing from bright silver to antique silver.
19. Manufacturing Process
A professional custom metal recognition product normally passes through several stages.
Step 1: Artwork
The customer provides:
- Logo
- Sketch
- AI
- EPS
- Vector artwork
- Reference image
Step 2: Engineering
The factory evaluates:
- Minimum line width
- Text size
- Relief depth
- Color separation
- Edge structure
- Attachment
- Thickness
Step 3: 3D Mockup
A digital rendering can show:
- Front
- Back
- Side
- Plating
- Enamel
- Relief
- Packaging
Step 4: Tooling
The manufacturer creates the required mold or die.
Step 5: Metal Forming
Depending on the product, this may involve:
- Die striking
- Stamping
- Die casting
- CNC machining
- Cutting
- Soldering
- Assembly
Step 6: Surface Treatment
Possible processes include:
- Polishing
- Plating
- Antique finishing
- Brushing
- Sandblasting
Step 7: Coloring
Enamel or other color processes are applied.
Step 8: Assembly
Attachments, ribbons or components are installed.
Step 9: Inspection
The products are checked for:
- Dimensions
- Color
- Plating
- Surface defects
- Attachment strength
- Artwork consistency
Step 10: Packaging
Products are individually or bulk packaged.
Step 11: Shipping
Finished products are packed into master cartons and shipped to the customer.
20. Quality Control Points
For recognition products, quality control should not happen only at the end.
Important inspection points include:
Artwork Inspection
Does the product match the approved artwork?
Dimension Inspection
Are diameter, width and thickness within the approved range?
Plating Inspection
Is the surface uniform?
Color Inspection
Are enamel colors consistent?
Relief Inspection
Are 3D surfaces clean and correctly formed?
Attachment Inspection
Are pins, clasps and screws securely installed?
Packaging Inspection
Does each product fit correctly into its packaging?
Multiple inspection stages reduce the chance that a large batch will contain systematic defects.
21. How to Choose a Custom Metal Recognition Product Manufacturer
A good manufacturer should be able to explain the production method rather than simply provide a low quotation.
Before placing an order, ask:
- What material will you use?
- What manufacturing process is recommended?
- Is tooling included?
- How will you handle the artwork?
- Can you provide a digital mockup?
- What plating options are available?
- Can you produce 3D relief?
- What enamel options are available?
- What attachment options are available?
- How will the products be inspected?
- What packaging options are available?
- What is the estimated production lead time?
- How will the products be packed for international shipping?
- Can the tooling be retained for future reorders?
A manufacturer that can answer these questions clearly is easier to evaluate than one that simply advertises a low price.
22. Study Case: 500 Military Challenge Coins
Consider a hypothetical military organization ordering:
- Quantity: 500
- Diameter: 1.75 inches
- Thickness: approximately 3 mm
- Double-sided artwork
- 3D relief
- Antique silver plating
- Four enamel colors
- Custom edge lettering
- Individual protective packaging
An illustrative project calculation might be:
Tooling: $150
Production: $3.80 × 500 = $1,900
Packaging: $0.20 × 500 = $100
Illustrative subtotal: $2,150
Shipping, taxes, duties and any special requirements would be calculated separately.
The key lesson is that the buyer should compare the complete project cost, not just the $3.80 production figure.
23. Study Case: 1,000 Marathon Medals
Suppose an event organizer requires:
- 1,000 medals
- 60 mm diameter
- Zinc alloy
- Custom shape
- Gold plating
- Four-color enamel
- Custom neck ribbon
- Individual packaging
An illustrative budget could be:
Medal: $1.20 × 1,000 = $1,200
Ribbon: $0.30 × 1,000 = $300
Packaging: $0.10 × 1,000 = $100
Subtotal: $1,600
This example shows why large event orders can achieve relatively low unit prices.
However, organizers should also consider spare medals.
If the expected participation is 1,000 people, ordering exactly 1,000 medals creates no allowance for:
- Damaged items
- Late registrations
- VIP participants
- Staff awards
- Lost medals
A small reserve can be useful.
24. Study Case: 300 Corporate Lapel Pins
Consider a company ordering:
- 300 lapel pins
- 1.0-inch size
- Brass
- Soft enamel
- Four colors
- Gold plating
- Butterfly clutch
- Individual backing card
The company could use the pins for:
- Employee recognition
- New employee welcome kits
- Conferences
- Customer gifts
- Anniversary programs
In this application, the backing card can be more valuable than an expensive presentation box because it provides additional branding space.
25. Study Case: Police Recognition Set
Imagine a department needs a recognition set consisting of:
1 commemorative coin + 1 lapel pin + 1 presentation badge
Instead of packaging each item separately, the manufacturer can design a three-compartment presentation box.
Benefits include:
- One unified presentation
- Easier storage
- Better visual consistency
- Reduced handling
- Stronger perceived value
This type of packaging is particularly appropriate for retirement and anniversary recognition.
26. How to Reduce Manufacturing Cost
Cost reduction does not mean reducing quality.
Useful strategies include:
Increase Quantity
Fixed tooling cost is spread across more units.
Simplify Unnecessary Details
Very small text and complicated artwork can increase production difficulty.
Select Appropriate Material
Choose material based on function and design.
Optimize Thickness
Avoid unnecessary weight.
Use Standard Finishes
Common finishes can simplify production.
Keep Packaging Practical
Premium packaging should be reserved for applications where it adds meaningful value.
Reuse Tooling for Reorders
Repeat production can reduce setup costs when the original tooling remains usable.
27. Why Artwork Preparation Matters
A good design should be prepared for manufacturing, not just for screen display.
Potential problems include:
- Text that is too small
- Lines that are too thin
- Excessively narrow enamel channels
- Overlapping colors
- Excessive 3D depth
- Unsupported floating elements
- Difficult-to-machine details
A professional manufacturer should identify these issues before production.
That can save time and reduce the risk of expensive tooling revisions.
28. How to Prepare a Custom Product RFQ
For an accurate quotation, send:
Product Type: Challenge coin / medal / badge / pin
Quantity: Example 500 pcs
Size: Example 1.75 inches
Thickness: Example 3 mm
Material: Brass / zinc alloy / iron
Sides: One-sided / double-sided
Colors: Number of enamel colors
Finish: Gold / silver / antique / dual plating
Special Features: 3D, cut-out, engraving, numbering
Attachment: Clutch / pin / screw / ribbon
Packaging: Bag / pouch / box
Delivery Country: Destination
Artwork: Vector file or high-resolution reference
This information gives the manufacturer enough detail to recommend a suitable production method.
29. Why One Manufacturer for Multiple Products Can Be Useful
Organizations sometimes need several recognition products for the same program.
For example:
Military Anniversary Project
- Challenge coin
- Lapel pin
- Military badge
- Presentation box
Or:
Police Retirement Project
- Commemorative coin
- Medal
- Lapel pin
- Badge presentation case
Using one qualified manufacturing partner can simplify:
- Artwork communication
- Sampling
- Production scheduling
- Quality control
- Packaging
- Shipping
- Reorders
It can also help maintain consistent plating and color across related products.
30. Custom Metal Recognition Products for Long-Term Programs
Recognition programs are often recurring.
A company may order employee anniversary pins every year.
A police organization may need retirement coins each quarter.
A sports organization may order medals for every annual event.
A military organization may reorder unit coins for new members.
For recurring programs, it is useful to maintain a product specification file containing:
- Original artwork
- Dimensions
- Material
- Thickness
- Plating
- Enamel colors
- Attachment
- Packaging
- Approved sample
- Carton configuration
This improves consistency between production batches.
31. Packaging as Part of the Recognition Experience
A recognition product is not only the metal item.
The complete experience can be:
Product + Packaging + Presentation + Message
For a $5 challenge coin, a carefully designed presentation box can make the recipient feel that the product is much more significant.
For a marathon medal, a well-designed ribbon can become part of the event’s visual identity.
For a corporate lapel pin, a branded backing card can reinforce the company’s identity.
Packaging should therefore be treated as part of the product strategy.
32. Custom Metal Recognition Product Manufacturer
ChallengeCoinBadges provides OEM and custom manufacturing solutions for organizations requiring metal recognition products.
The product range includes:
- Custom Challenge Coins
- Military Coins
- Custom Medals
- Lapel Pins
- Military Badges
- Police Badges
- Metal Emblems
- Cufflinks
- Custom Metal Products
The manufacturing process can be adapted to different project requirements, including:
- 2D designs
- 3D relief
- Enamel
- Antique finishes
- Polished plating
- Custom shapes
- Custom packaging
For a quotation, buyers can provide artwork, quantity, dimensions, material and finish requirements.
Website: www.challengecoinbadges.com
Email: sales@challengecoinbadges.com
33. Final Buying Checklist
Before placing an order, confirm:
- Product type
- Quantity
- Dimensions
- Thickness
- Material
- Front artwork
- Back artwork
- 2D or 3D
- Enamel type
- Number of colors
- Plating
- Edge design
- Attachment
- Ribbon requirements
- Packaging
- Sample requirements
- Quality standards
- Production schedule
- Shipping method
- Delivery address
- Reorder requirements
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are custom metal recognition products?
They are customized metal items used to recognize achievements, service, membership, identity or important events.
2. What products are included?
Common products include challenge coins, military coins, medals, lapel pins and metal badges.
3. What is the most popular recognition product for military organizations?
Challenge coins and military coins are commonly used for military recognition and commemorative purposes.
4. What product is best for sports events?
Custom medals are generally the most appropriate choice.
5. What product is best for employee recognition?
Lapel pins, medals and commemorative coins can all work depending on the recognition program.
6. What product is best for police organizations?
Depending on the application, organizations may use badges, challenge coins, medals or lapel pins.
7. Can one manufacturer produce coins and medals?
Yes, qualified custom metal manufacturers can often produce multiple product categories.
8. Can challenge coins be made in 3D?
Yes.
9. Can medals have custom shapes?
Yes.
10. Can lapel pins use soft enamel?
Yes.
11. Can lapel pins use hard enamel?
Yes.
12. Can badges have multiple plating finishes?
Yes.
13. Which material is best for 3D products?
Zinc alloy is commonly suitable for complex cast 3D designs.
14. Is brass suitable for challenge coins?
Yes.
15. Is brass suitable for badges?
Yes.
16. Can iron be used for medals?
Yes.
17. Does thickness affect price?
Yes.
18. Does quantity affect unit price?
Yes. Larger quantities generally reduce the effect of fixed tooling and setup costs.
19. Does 3D increase manufacturing cost?
Usually.
20. Does double-sided artwork increase cost?
It can, especially when both sides contain complex relief and color.
21. Can challenge coins have custom edges?
Yes.
22. Can coins have edge lettering?
Yes.
23. Can products have antique gold plating?
Yes.
24. Can products have antique silver plating?
Yes.
25. Can products use dual plating?
Yes.
26. Can products include sequential numbering?
Yes, depending on the product and marking method.
27. Can medals include ribbons?
Yes.
28. Can ribbons be customized?
Yes. Ribbon colors, patterns and artwork can be customized.
29. Can products be individually packaged?
Yes.
30. Can presentation boxes be customized?
Yes.
31. Can boxes include company logos?
Yes.
32. Can one box hold multiple products?
Yes.
33. What is the most economical packaging?
Individual plastic bags or bulk packaging are generally among the most economical options.
34. What packaging is best for VIP coins?
A fitted presentation box is usually more appropriate than a simple bag.
35. What packaging is best for marathon medals?
Individual protective bags are practical for large event orders.
36. How should premium medals be packaged?
Velvet pouches or fitted presentation boxes can provide a stronger presentation.
37. How can products be protected during shipping?
Individual protection, suitable inserts and strong export cartons can reduce movement and surface damage.
38. Can packaging affect freight cost?
Yes. Both packaging weight and volume affect logistics.
39. How can shipping cost be reduced?
Optimize product weight, packaging dimensions and carton configuration.
40. Should I order extra products?
For events, a reasonable reserve can help cover late registrations, damaged items and VIP requirements.
41. What artwork files are preferred?
Vector artwork such as AI, EPS or editable PDF is generally useful.
42. Can a manufacturer work from a JPG?
Usually yes, although additional artwork preparation may be required.
43. Is a digital mockup useful?
Yes. It allows the buyer to review proportions, colors and overall appearance before production.
44. Should I approve a pre-production sample?
For important or complex projects, a physical sample can be valuable.
45. Can existing tooling be reused?
Often, if the tooling remains in good condition and the design has not changed.
46. Can I reorder the same product?
Yes. Keeping the original specifications and tooling can make repeat production easier.
47. What information should be included in a quotation request?
Quantity, dimensions, material, thickness, artwork, colors, finish, attachments, packaging and destination.
48. Is the cheapest quotation always the best?
No. The complete specification, quality, packaging, shipping and service should be considered.
49. How can I compare manufacturers?
Compare equivalent specifications and calculate the complete landed cost.
50. What should I ask a custom metal manufacturer?
Ask about material, production process, tooling, finishing, quality control, packaging, lead time and reorder capability.
Conclusion
Custom metal recognition products are more than simple promotional items.
A well-designed challenge coin can represent military service or leadership. A medal can preserve the memory of a major sporting achievement. A lapel pin can communicate membership and identity. A metal badge can represent professional affiliation and authority.
The best result comes from matching the product, material, manufacturing process, finish, packaging and application.
For organizations planning a recognition program, the most effective approach is to define the purpose first and then select the product and manufacturing specifications around that purpose.
ChallengeCoinBadges can support custom OEM projects involving challenge coins, military coins, medals, lapel pins and metal badges.
Website: www.challengecoinbadges.com
Email: sales@challengecoinbadges.com