David Fisher
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Making Of A Challenge Coin
Currently, there are two processes to produce military challenge coins. The die struck (stamped/minted) process and the die casted "hot molded" process. Both these processes produce level 1 (1D) level 2 (2D) and level 3 (3D) on challenge coins and are called graduation levels. These graduation levels are the "raised" portion of the coin design which makes the coin design stand out. To produce the 2D and 3D in the die... (posted by David 3 years 116 days ago.)
Currently, there are two processes to produce military challenge coins. The die struck (stamped/minted) process and the die casted "hot molded" process. Both these processes produce level 1 (1D) level 2 (2D) and level 3 (3D) on challenge coins and are called graduation levels. These graduation levels are the "raised" portion of the coin design which makes the coin design stand out. To produce the 2D and 3D in the die... (posted by David 3 years 116 days ago.)
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