What Determines the Cost of a Custom Challenge Coin?
There is not one universal price for a custom challenge coin. The quote depends on the specifications of the project. Quantity, size, design complexity, finish, color requirements and other production choices can all affect pricing.
Quantity
The number of coins requested is one of the main inputs in a custom quote. Provide your best quantity estimate when requesting pricing.
Size
A larger coin uses more material and provides more design space. Common planning sizes include approximately 1.5, 1.75 and 2 inches.
Design & Features
Artwork complexity, color, finish, shape, edge details and other custom features can change production requirements.
Why We Quote the Project Instead of Posting One Price
A simple coin and a highly detailed custom coin are different projects. Quoting from your actual specifications provides more useful pricing than advertising a single number that may not match what you want to order.
What to Send for an Accurate Quote
Include your approximate quantity, preferred size, logo or artwork if available, desired wording, colors or finish ideas, target date and the purpose of the coin. If you are still deciding on size, our size guide can help you compare common options.
Challenge Coin Pricing FAQs
Does ordering more coins affect the quote?
Quantity is an important part of the quote because production requirements and per-unit economics can vary with order size.
Does coin size affect pricing?
Size is one of the specifications considered when a project is quoted, along with quantity and design features.
Can I request a quote if I do not have finished artwork?
Yes. You can begin with your concept and available project details. KNA Legacy can follow up about what is needed for the next step.
What is the fastest way to get useful pricing?
Provide as much project information as possible: quantity, approximate size, artwork or concept, design requirements and target date.