Compare the tone and shine alongside your artwork. Choose a bright, understated, antique, or contrasting finish.
Gold
Silver
Nickel
Brass
Copper
Black Nickel
Antique Gold
Antique Silver
Antique Nickel
Antique Copper
Antique Brass
Matte Copper
Matte Gold
Matte Silver
Matte Nickel
Rainbow / Iridescent
Two-Tone / Dual Plated
Dyed Metal (Black)
GOOD TO KNOW
Metal color describes the surface, not the base material. Black-colored metal and black nickel are separate options. Confirm the final appearance with a sample.
02 / COLOR & PRINT
Bring the artwork to life.
Choose how the colored areas sit against the metal, then consider the detail and surface feel.
TEXTURED FACE
Soft Enamel
Recessed color fill and raised metal lines give the face a defined texture.
SMOOTH FACE
Hard Enamel
Color fill polished approximately level with the metal lines creates an even face.
VISIBLE METAL DETAIL
Translucent Enamel
Show the metal detail beneath translucent color. Review the fill and metal tone together.
Color where you want it.
Choose the fill for each face.
No Color
One Side
Both Sides
FINE ARTWORK
Printed Details
Photographs, gradients, and selected fine details can use a printed approach. The method is reviewed for the artwork and product.
SURFACE FEEL
Clear Epoxy
A clear covering changes the surface feel and shine. Discuss the coverage and profile with your design.
Soft and hard enamel comparisons refer to surfaces without an added clear topcoat. Specific combinations are reviewed for the product.
03 / COIN EDGE & BORDER STYLES
A finishing touch, all around.
Frame your coin with a simple edge or a decorative pattern. Specify the front border, back border, or sidewall.
Standard Edge
A smooth, unpatterned edge.
Rope Edge
A rope-like pattern around the coin face.
Cross Cut Edge
Intersecting facets catch the light.
Wave Cut Edge
A wave-like border pattern.
Slash Cut Edge
Repeated curved notches shape the border.
Oblique Cut Edge
Angled cuts form a directional pattern.
Reeded Edge
Repeated grooves along the coin sidewall.
NOT SURE?
Show us your reference.
Share a close-up to clarify the pattern and position.