Turn an event identity, anniversary, club emblem, campaign mark, or collector concept into a two-sided metal coin specification that can be reviewed before tooling.
Start with the purpose and viewing priority. A presentation coin, anniversary keepsake, membership token, and branded collectible need different diameter, thickness, relief, edge, finish, and packing decisions.
These are discussion fields, not automatic promises. The quote and artwork proof record the options agreed for the order.
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A useful coin proof identifies the finished diameter and thickness, front and back orientation, relief boundaries, minimum readable text, rim width, edge treatment, and any enamel or contrasting finish areas.
Share the intended viewing distance and handling. A coin designed for a presentation box can prioritize different details from a token carried, exchanged, or distributed at an event.
2.0
Raised metal, recessed fields, antique treatment, polished highlights, plating, and color fills affect one another. The approval should show which surfaces receive each treatment instead of treating finish as a single line item.
3.0
Capsules, pouches, cards, trays, and boxes change both presentation and packing density. Record the selected protection, labeling, carton quantity, and approved reference so repeat orders begin from the same controlled version.
Use the quote brief for artwork-specific, material, testing, and delivery questions.
Yes. Provide front and back references plus the required orientation. The proof should make both faces, the rim, edge, relief, and finish boundaries explicit.
It can be reviewed where the artwork and selected process support it. Mark the intended metal, recessed, polished, antique, and color-filled areas in the brief.
Yes. Capsules, pouches, cards, boxes, and other presentation formats can be assessed with the coin. Include the packing quantity and destination in the inquiry.
Attach the artwork, dimensions, quantity range, and intended application. Leave the unresolved production choices open.