Coins worth carrying
Unit coins, association coins and personal coins. Choose the size, finish, edge and colors, and tell us your ceremony date.
Sizes, shown to scale
2″ is the most popular size for unit coins. Bigger coins carry more detail.
Finishes
Polished gold, polished silver, antique bronze or black nickel.
Edges
Standard, rope or diamond-cut. Custom shapes are available for an added cost.
Color
One or two sides, with the number of enamel colors you need.
Typical pricing
Per coin for a 2″ coin with color. Greg's quote sets your exact price from his supplier's current table.
| Quantity | Typical per coin | One-time mold fee |
|---|---|---|
| 25–49 | $9–$15 | About $75–$190 |
| 50–99 | $7–$12 | About $75–$190 |
| 100–199 | $5–$8 | About $75–$190 |
| 200–299 | $4.75–$7.50 | About $75–$190 |
| 300+ | $4.25–$6.50 | Usually included |
Coin prices vary with size, finish and the number ordered, so these are starting points only. Your quote states the exact price and the production time in writing. Put your ceremony date on the order form so the schedule works backward from it.
How you pay for coins
A flat design fee covers your coin artwork and proof. Production starts at half the order.
The production start payment is 50% of the quote minus the $75 design fee. Example: 100 coins quoted at $700 is $75, then $275, then $350. Unit-funded orders: see Unit & Group Orders.
Design your coin
Choose size, finish and quantity. You'll see a typical per-coin range right away.
Start a coin order