Challenge Coins

Challenge coins are believed to have had their beginning in World War I. Challenge coins were issued to battalions as symbols of camaraderie and unity. As time went by, the "challenge" of the challenge coin signified the ability to show the coin as a means of verifying membership in a club, group, or military unit.

What is the "challenge" of the challenge coin?
When someone produces their challenge coin, you must produce your own coin within 60 seconds. If you are unable to, you must meet the challenge. The "challenge" associated with the challenge coin could be to perform a specific task, buy the other person a drink, or anything else determined by the group that issued the challenge coin.

Color on Both Sides

Size	100	300	500	1000
1.50"	3.39	3.00	2.95	2.85
1.75"	3.89	3.50	3.44	3.39
2.00"	4.29	3.99	3.94	3.89

Color on One Side

Size	100	300	500	1000
1.50"	3.25	2.78	2.73	2.67
1.75"	3.59	3.18	3.11	3.06
2.00"	3.95	3.58	3.51	3.44

No Color

Size	100	300	500	1000
1.50"	2.99	2.56	2.51	2.45
1.75"	3.29	2.84	2.78	2.73
2.00"	3.59	3.11	3.00	2.98

Options

Option	Additional Pricing
Epoxy Coating	+ 0.30 per side/per coin
Diamond Cut Edges	+ 0.30 per side/per coin
Keychain Attachment	+ 0.55 per coin
Sequential Numbering	+ 0.35 per side/per coin
Antiquing Effect	+ 0.40 per coin
Glow-in-the-Dark Enamel	+ 0.20 per color/per coin
Glitter Enamel	+ 0.12 per color/per coin
Cut-Outs	+ 50.00 per cut-out (one time mold fee)
DuoTone Metal	+ 0.70 per coin
Black Velvet Bag	+ 0.60 per bag
Additional Colors	+ 0.02 per color/per coin
Medal Ribbon Attachment	+ 0.32 per ribbon 25.00 per color
Frosted "Mint" Metal	+ 120.00 per order (one time fee)