Custom challenge coins. Straight quote. No runaround.
Custom first responder challenge coins for fire departments, police, EMS and 911 dispatch. Made by a veteran-founded company. 100-coin minimum.
What's on the quote
- Price per coin
- Upfront, by size, color and quantity. No hidden costs.
- Free artwork
- A digital proof by email before anything is made.
- Mold fee
- Listed on the quote. Waived at 300 coins or more on 1.5 to 2.5 inch sizes.
- Your options
- 1.5 to 4 inches, custom shapes, metal finishes, enamel colors.
- Shipping
- Free in the US.
Made for the people on the call
Fire and rescue
Company coins, promotions, retirements, memorials.
Law enforcement
Patrol, K9, SWAT, honor guard, academy classes.
EMS
Medic graduations, flight crews, save recognition.
Dispatch and 911
Shift coins, telecommunicator week, anniversaries.
Corrections
Facility coins, response teams, service awards.
Emergency management
Search and rescue, task forces, deployments.
How it works
Tell us your idea
A logo, a patch photo or a sketch is enough.
Get your quote and artwork
Both free, with no obligation to order.
Approve the proof
Production starts when you sign off.
Made and shipped
Typically 18 to 21 business days.
Straight answers
Is there a minimum order?
100 coins. That spreads the design, tooling and setup cost across the order.
Do we need finished artwork?
No. Send an idea, a sketch or an existing logo and our design team builds the artwork for free.
What does it cost?
It depends on size, colors and quantity, and the price per coin drops as the order grows. A mold fee applies to every order and is waived on 1.5 to 2.5 inch coins when you order 300 or more.
How long does an order take?
Production typically takes 18 to 21 business days after you approve the proof. Specialty features and large orders can take longer, so put any hard date in your request.
What if something is wrong with the order?
Manufacturing defects are replaced at no charge if you tell us in writing within 30 days of delivery. Approved orders can't be cancelled or changed, so check spelling, colors and sizes on the proof.