“The Medal of Honor is a small token of appreciation we give to families who are willing to think about someone else at such a difficult time.”
A growing number of organizations are using personalized coins to amp up the energy surrounding employee recognition, celebrations, and events worthy of challenge coins.
It has been a whirlwind of activity this past year for the University of Massachusetts (UMass) Chan Medical School in Worcester, and Medalcraft Mint has
Few commemoratives capture attention as quickly as extra-large medallions. A growing number of our customers are requesting large medallions that measure at least 3.5 inches in diameter for the visual impact they deliver as well as the extra real estate they offer for design elements.
Zack Viscomi, chief operating officer for DNA Media, contracted with Medalcraft Mint to produce a 3½-inch brass medallion with 24-kt gold plating. Zack requested our team produce a medallion with exceptional shine qualities on tight turnaround for the film’s quickly approaching San Diego release event.
Medallion award plaques provide an opportunity to expand on messaging by virtue of the additional real estate available for display. Medalcraft Mint designs and produces American-made medallion award plaques that help organizations honor recipients with an additional dose of artwork.
The saying goes that behind every successful man is a strong woman, and that certainly is the case with University of Pennsylvania icons Ralph and Elaine Brinster. Medalcraft Mint had the honor of creating the Elaine Redding Brinster Prize in Science or Medicine custom medallion.
COVID coins weren’t part of our vocabulary only a few short years ago, much less the commemorative industry’s product offerings. Now, COVID coins have developed into a popular item organizations are using to convey gratitude to their team members.
Academic honors medals provide tangible reinforcement of the superior achievement attained by top-flight scholars while at the same time planting the seeds for long-term alumni relations.
The University of Michigan Athletic Department worked with Medalcraft Mint to design custom brass coins honoring George Jewett, the first African American football player in the Big Ten.
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