Custom Coin Price: How Much Does it Cost to Create a Custom Challenge Coin?

The price of a custom coin can vary a lot depending on the size and style you order and the quantity you need. For example, if you order a fairly inexpensive style of coin, choose the smallest coin size, and order a large amount, you might only pay a little more than $2 each, but if you order a small quantity of large custom coins in the priciest style, you could pay more than a hundred dollars apiece!

By looking at the lowest and highest possible price, we can get a better idea of how much it costs to create a custom coin. Here are the price ranges for different styles of coins:

Coin Style	Price Range per Coin
Antique die-struck coins	$2.25 to $17.00
Die-struck sandblasted coins	$2.25 to $17.00
Dimensionally printed coins	$6.75 to $12.99
Hard enamel coins	$2.50 to $17.25
Photodome coins	$2.25 to $17.00
Rush-printed coins	$3.76 to $12.50
Soft enamel coins	$2.25 to $17.00
U.S.-made die-struck coins	$7.50 to $175.00

What Is the Average Cost of a Challenge Coin?

Since the prices of custom coins can vary so widely, it's hard to pin down one average cost. However, if we look at the most popular style and size, a soft enamel pin with a 1.75-inch diameter, the average cost of a challenge coin works out to somewhere between $3 and $6.

Here are a few other facts about custom coin price options:

• If you buy a set of 25 soft enamel coins that are 1.25 inches in diameter, they'll cost $12 each.
• The more you buy, the lower the price per coin. The same 1.25-inch soft enamel coins only cost $2.25 each if you order 5,000 of them.
• The most expensive variety of custom coin is a U.S. made die-struck coin. These high-quality coins are meticulously crafted by expert die-cutters and metalworkers, and they cost up to $175 apiece.