At 100 coins you are near the low end of the volume curve, so the per-coin price sits above what you would pay at 500 or 1,000. The die and setup work is identical regardless of run size, so at 100 pieces that cost is shared across fewer coins.

What pushes the price up at this quantity: a diameter above 2 inches, 3D relief on both faces, hard enamel, a custom outline or cutouts, and premium plating such as dual plating or antique gold.

What brings it down: staying at 1.75 or 2 inches, 2D relief, soft enamel, fewer colors, a standard round shape, and single-tone plating.

100 coins is a common order size for a section, a shift, an academy class or a small command, so it is a quantity we price often. The minimum order is 50 coins, so 100 is comfortably within normal range.

Artwork, unlimited design revisions and shipping within the continental US are included at every quantity, so the per-coin figure you’re quoted is the figure you pay.

Browse our challenge coin range to see what different specification levels look like, or get a free quote for 100 coins.