Can anyone recommend a "Private Mint" for making some Club medals?

CoinHusker

Our Club is going to make some medals to commemorate our 75th Anniversary next year. We have one 34mm die already with a Trans-Miss design that we use for our logo but need to find a company who can/will use it and make a new design for the reverse.

Any suggestions?

Steve27

Try doing a search for "geocoin manufacturers." Here's an interesting site LINK.

UtahCoin

We've used these folks over the years. Very fair and honest people.

Regency Mint

DorkGirl

Penny Press Mint makes some cool stuff.....

DorkGirl

I have some examples.....

Millertime

Isn't there a member here that makes some really cool stuff.

Millertime

coinsarefun

The Patrick Mint

LickThoseStamps

You might consider Daniel Carr. He is a board member here.

edix2001

If you want Xtreem custom minting, try:

Moffatt & Co.

Zoins

<< <i>If you want Xtreem custom minting, try:

Moffatt & Co. >>

Interesting imfo on their website:

<< <i>Moffatt & Co. Extreme Custom Minting of Eureka Springs, AR. has announced that they have reached a manufacturing agreement with Martin Roenigk of Eureka Springs, the new owner of the Gallery Mint’s dies used to produce the line of Gallery Mint US coin reproductions. Mr. Roenigk purchased the rights, dies, and most of the antique minting equipment from surviving Gallery Mint owner Ron Landis in early January. >>

mrearlygold

I used the Highland Mint in Melbourne Fla to mint official silver and gold Florida commens ( long before the US mint came out with that atrocious design which was actually a quasi-knock off and poor one at that of what we did back in 1987 and then re-did in 1997 or thereabouts)

We used a company in Chicago to make the dies. That company was Alpha Die Engraving, owners name Hermke Timm. I think they're long gone though and the Highland Mint which was owned by Jim Pavlakos also did first rate material was also sold. I think they do sports stuff now but am not sure. Worth a call maybe.