Custom Masonic Coins & Lapel Pins FAQ

Custom Masonic Coins FAQ

Custom Masonic coins are produced using a die struck process where your design is engraved into a custom mold. The coins are then minted in metal and finished with options such as antique plating, polishing, or color. Depending on the design, coins can be created in 2D or 3D form. Learn more here: /custom-masonic-coins

2D coins have flat surfaces with raised and recessed areas, making them ideal for clean designs. 3D coins feature sculpted depth and more intricate detail, creating a more dimensional appearance. See examples here: /2d-masonic-coins and /3d-masonic-coins

Dual plating combines two different metal finishes on a single coin, such as gold and silver. This creates contrast and highlights key design elements, giving the coin a more premium appearance.

UV printing allows full-color, high-resolution images to be applied directly to the coin surface. This method is ideal for detailed artwork and logos that cannot be achieved with traditional enamel. Learn more: /coin-options/uv-printing

Edge styles include standard flat edges, rope edges, spur edges, and diamond cut edges. These options enhance the overall look and feel of the coin and add a custom finishing detail.

The standard minimum order is 100 pieces. This allows for the most cost-effective production since the custom die and setup are included in the order.

Masonic Lapel Pins FAQ

Hard enamel pins have a smooth, polished surface with a durable finish. Soft enamel pins have recessed color areas with raised metal lines, giving them more texture and depth. View options: /masonic-lapel-pins/hard-enamel-pins and /masonic-lapel-pins/soft-enamel-pins

Die struck pins are made without color and rely on stamped metal detail and plating finishes. They are commonly used for a more traditional or formal Masonic look.

Available finishes include polished gold, polished silver, antique finishes, matte finishes, and dual plating depending on the design.

Other Masonic Products

Yes, additional products include aprons, regalia, jewelry, and custom Masonic gifts. These items can be produced to match your organization’s design and specifications.