Principally there are 2 cycles used to deliver challenge coins. The kick the bucket projected hot shaped and the bite the dust struck stepped/stamped process. Both of this cycle produces 2D/3D raised challenge coins. The 2D/3D raised comprises of at least two level fields on top of one another called graduation levels. These graduation levels are level 1 1D, level 2 2D, level 3 3D. The 2D/3D varieties or graduation in levels makes the logo or picture more practical. On account of the kick the bucket projected interaction the 2D/3D is shaped into the coin metal. In the bite the dust struck coins the 2D/3D are metal patterns stuck together, into the recessed region of the pass on struck military coins.
Kick the bucket Casted Challenge Coins.
The kick the bucket projecting assembling process is a top of the line effective interaction for accuracy plans, creating the greatest military challenge coins. It is particularly appropriate for applications which require high detail, complex plans and a fine surface quality and layered consistency, as needed in military coins. The final product of the bite the dust projected fabricated military coin is a uniform plan, astounding surface completion and great layered 2D/3D exactness sensible and a prevalent challenge coin quality. The bite the dust projected interaction comprises of driving liquid metal under high tension into shape depressions pass on molds.
When the metal is relieved, each coin is eliminated, cleaned, cleaned and afterward finish paints are infused into the plan. Dissimilar to the pass on struck venture like look of 2D/3D staggered struck metal pieces stuck together. Pass on challenge coins have smooth, progressive 2D/3D formed into the metal to deliver a great, prevalent military coin. All bite the dust projected coins are largely standard 2D.The restriction of the kick the bucket projected interaction is the lettering, which is more adjusted not at all like the bite the dust struck cycle which produces squared sharp edged lettering because of the stepping system.
Struck stepped/printed Challenge Coins
The bite the dust struck cycle produces coins in levels. Initial, a bite the dust for the two sides of the plan is made. Then, at that point, a metal is set between the pass no’s and the plan is twofold stepped at the same time on the two sides with around 15 tons of tension, to get the raised and recessed region of the plan. This interaction pushes and presses the metal up and out to frame the challenge coin configuration, level 1 1D.