Medalcraft Mint Makes Its Custom Military Challenge Coins in the USAWisconsin Company Uses a Die-Striking Process for High-Quality Coins
By: Medalcraft Mint "As an American company, we are proud to support the military and all aspects of our government," Medalcraft Mint's experts design and die-strike custom military challenge coins from brass, bronze, copper, nickel-silver and other precious metals. The handsome coins also are ideal components of law enforcement and emergency medical services (EMS) recognition programs. Die-striking is a process in which the image is struck from dies rather than cast from molds. Die-striking presses material into the die cavity to create an exact impression of the image from a hand-cut die. Medalcraft Mint uses the process to produce a variety of products, including custom medallion coasters that are popular corporate gifts. "We use the die-striking process rather than the die casting process used by some other producers because it allows us to use better materials and create a superior product," Moran said. "Casted pieces tend to have less consistency piece to piece and the less-expensive materials often used can wear over time." A History of Excellence in the Metal Striking Industry Medalcraft Mint has been a Wisconsin-based company since its founding in 1948. The company produces a wide selection of challenge coins, badges, award recognitions and other commemoratives in its 32,000-square- For more information about Medalcraft Mint's custom military challenge coins or to request a quote, please go to http://medalcraftusa.com/ View original post on custom military challenge coins here. End
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