China Manufacturer Of Eagle Challenge Coins
Since 2005, Relia Metal has been producing the highest quality eagle challenge coins for our customers. We collaborate with you at every step of the way. Our staff takes great care to meticulously record your design request. We also provide :
- 0% Faulty Product Delivery
- 99.9% Client Satisfaction
- Low MOQ Of 500 Units
- Shipping Across the Country
What Are Eagle Challenge Coin
Challenge coins are a fantastic way to recognize each of the seven ranks such as Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, Life, and Eagle Scout. Our talented artists will work with you to design a custom eagle scout challenge coin design that incorporates unique colors and emblems. A die-struck coin is an excellent choice for metallic colors like gold, silver, and bronze, and you can also choose from a variety of finishes like polished, matte, or antique.
Each coin has a variety of edge options, including spur, rope, bevel, and cross-cut. There are also one-sided and two-sided color options available to create a vibrant design for your Eagle Scouts challenge coin. You can also use the same design on both sides of the coin or use a completely different logo. We are proud to be the highest-rated Challenge coin in the country. Relia Metal goes above and beyond to ensure that your coins are of the highest quality possible!
Coin By Features
The front of the coin depicts a 3D image, which adds a more realistic feel to custom coins, as well as layers of great details.
Option to make soft enamel appear as smooth as hard enamel, as well as added coin protection.
With the appearance of depth and a sleek glossy finish, you can take your coins to the next level.
These coins’ raised and polished surfaces stand out against the recessed texture background.
Any enamel can be transformed into matte enamel, which is recommended when the color is the main focus.
One-of-a-kind style coins that add personality by incorporating an interactive design with a spinner.
Materials Used (3)
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A pliable but strong material that is easy to shape, making it an excellent choice for complex structures and designs.
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Long-lasting metal that will not rust or discolor. This material is perfect for challenge coins that necessitate additional weight.
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This material combines strength, castability, and extreme corrosion resistance, similar to stainless steel.
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Coin By Size (4)
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Pocket coin with dimensional image and logo on the reverse side.
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The best size for coin sublimation and coins with printed designs.
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This was commonly used on 3D Style coins to emphasize the design and Logo.
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We don’t care about large or small coins; if you want it, we’ll make it. Simply send us the size of your desired coin and we will do the rest.
Coin Packaging
Deluxe velvet-lined coin box suitable for coins of any size.
Simple and long-lasting packaging that allows for easy peeking inside.
Low-cost packaging in which the size is determined by the coin size.
Ideal for coin packaging and effective coin presentation.
Electroplating
To protect Eagle challenge coins from corrosion and rust, an additional layer of coating is applied. Electroplating materials include chromium, gold, and nickel.Visit our page to learn more about the electroplating process.
Die Casting
Is a metal casting technique that uses a permanent mold to press and shape molten metal to your specifications. This method involves pouring molten zinc alloy into a casting mold, which is then quickly and under high pressure formed into Eagle challenge coins. For more information on die-cast coins, please contact us right away!
Coloring
To enhance your coins, we offer both machine and manual coloring methods. Both methods produce consistent and accurate Eagle challenge coins coloring, but machine coloring is quicker. In addition, we use primer and a final coat to ensure that the color does not fade or budge over time. Please contact us today for more information on our coin coloring method!
Polishing
Because enameling on a rough surface reveals all of the scratches and abrasions underneath, the Eagle challenge coins material is polished before enameling. Go to our page to learn more about our polishing and how it works in coins.
Relia Outperformed Expectations By Making Elevated Coins
Relia Metal takes great pride in your eagle challenge coin and its significance to you. We understand the value of what your coins represent, and our team is dedicated to providing you with not only the highest quality, but also the best service in the industry. We have the most Talented challenge coin sculptors in the industry, combined with cutting-edge technology, allowing us to capture unreal detail in your custom coin designs. We provide excellent customer service and consistently exceed each client’s expectations by producing high-quality Eagle challenge coins for Scouts and other organizations.
A Solid Coin With A Distinctive Coin Design
We create coins based on your specifications. We make certain that it is distinct from others.
We made coins out of the highest quality materials so that they would be durable and difficult to break.
Custom Coin Style
Your custom coin will feature only one side with color, and the other side has none. This custom coin adds richness and dimension to challenge coins.
Your customized coin will have a colored design both sides. Double sided colors can be custom engraved with gloss or matte coating and creates a classic look.
Borders And Edges Options
- Gallery
We will first send you samples of your desired coins, and if you approve, we will move forward with mass production.
Soft Enamel is textured, with the enamel filled below the metal ridges, whereas Hard Enamel is smooth, with the overfilled enamel polished smooth against the metal. You can have soft enamel on one side of your coin and hard enamel on the other.
We can strike custom challenge coins up to 7 inches in diameter and have them cast in bronze or aluminum.
A die-struck design is imprinted on a hard metal coin. The force of a die or mold striking the coin’s surface alters the metal, leaving an imprint of the design. When hot liquid metal is spun into a 3D mold or cast to create the coin design and shape, a spin cast is formed. Softer metals are used to make spin-casted coins.
There is only one level of raised metal in 2D coin designs. Multiple layers of raised metal are used in 3D coin designs, allowing for greater relief and more intricate details.