Collection: Custom Coins

The cost of custom challenge coins at Yearpins® varies based on factors such as size, material, design complexity, and order quantity. Below is a breakdown for easy reference:

Factor	Details
Craft	Choose from soft enamel, 3D, die struck, UV printed, and unusual shaped pins. Larger orders reduce costs further.
Size	Available in any size. Larger sizes reduce the price per unit.
MOQ	From 25pcs, and no upper limit on orders. Higher quantities lower the unit price significantly.
Edge	Free for spur, rope, chain link, cog edges. Various price for flat, diamond, oblique line, wave, reeded edges.
Plating	Prices are sorted from low to high for dye, gloss, matte and antique. Dual plating is available for an appropriate upcharge.
Packaging	Include PVC bag (free), plastic box ($0.25-$0.50), velvet box ($0.75-$1.20).

Our prices are highly competitive, and we work with you to create cost-effective solutions for your specific needs. For a precise quote, simply reach out to us with your design and quantity details, and we’ll provide a personalized estimate. Whether you're ordering a few pieces for a special event or placing a bulk order for a corporate or military unit, we ensure that our challenge coins deliver excellent quality at an affordable price.

Designing your own custom challenge coin with Yearpins® is easy and flexible. Here’s how you can get started:

🌸 1. Choose Your Shape and Size: Select from various shapes (round, square, or custom) and sizes to suit your needs.

🌸 2. Customize Your Artwork: Bring your logo, text, and any special elements you want on the coin. You can either upload your own design or work with our experienced design team to bring your vision to life.

🌸 3. Select Your Metal Finish: Choose from a range of finishes such as gold, silver, antique, or matte for a distinctive look.

🌸 4. Add Optional Features: From edge detailing to 3D elements, Yearpins® offers advanced options to make your coins stand out. Our design team is here to help at every step, providing digital proofs for approval before your coins go into production.

The most suitable metals for making custom challenge coins are typically brass, copper, and zinc alloy. These metals offer excellent durability, a premium feel, and a beautiful finish.

Brass is often chosen for its classic, shiny appearance and ability to take on intricate details. Copper, with its reddish hue, adds a luxurious touch, while zinc alloy is known for its versatility and cost-effectiveness.

At Yearpins®, we offer these high-quality metals along with custom finishes such as antique gold, silver, and nickel plating to give your challenge coins a professional, lasting appearance.

Yes! At Yearpins®, we understand the importance of ensuring your custom challenge coins meet your expectations before placing a larger order. Contact us to request your samples and verify our quality firsthand. You can request any type of sample you want, as long as we have it, we will provide it free of charge, you just need to pay for the shipping!

Challenge coins hold significant cultural value in the military, often serving as symbols of unity, camaraderie, and pride. These coins are typically awarded to military personnel to recognize achievements, commemorate service, or mark special events.

They may also be exchanged during ceremonies or used in “challenge” traditions, where a person’s coin is shown to signify membership in a specific unit or group.

Custom challenge coins are an important part of military tradition, representing honor, loyalty, and service to one’s country.

At Yearpins®, we specialize in crafting high-quality custom challenge coins that uphold these prestigious traditions.

Die Struck (Sharper, Stronger, More Premium)

Die striking uses custom coin dies and high pressure to press your design into solid metal. Because the metal is compressed—not poured—our Die Struck Coins offer:

• Crisp, sharp detail — perfect for logos, seals, and fine text
• High durability — heavier, solid-metal construction
• A classic, jewelry-style finish seen in medals and die striking jewelry

Each piece begins with precision-made coin striking dies, ensuring clean outlines and elevated relief. This is why die struck coins are widely used by military units, law enforcement, corporations, and professional organizations seeking high-impact recognition items.

Die Cast (Ideal for Complex 3D Shapes)

Die casting melts metal and injects it into a mold, making it ideal for:

• More complex 3D forms
• Curved or sculpted surfaces
• Lightweight results

However, die cast coins typically have softer lines and less definition because the metal flows into the mold rather than being stamped under pressure.