Corporate & custom editions
Five hundred coins is five hundred first acts.
Handed out at an offsite, a conference or an onboarding, a run of coins does something a branded water bottle cannot: it leaves the building. Each one starts a chain that keeps going long after the event, and every hop is a thing your people can watch happen.
What you get
- Your own words round the crown, up to 28 characters.
- Your own mark in the field, cut from vector artwork you supply.
- A run struck for your order and no other — the discs do not exist until you order them.
- A proof from the same drawing the die is cut from, before anything touches metal.
- The obverse unchanged, because it carries the code that makes the coin work.
Quoted per run rather than listed, because tooling, quantity and finish move together. Runs start at fifty.
Tell us roughly how many, when you need them, and what you want on the back. A person answers.
Sponsor a series
Buy a run, and watch what it starts.
A named edition struck for your organisation, and a page that follows every coin in it: where they have been, how many hands they have passed through, and the coins they have started. Sponsorship begins at twenty-four coins — one full tray through the laser.
- Your edition name on the series, and its own page you can share.
- Coins, hands, places and generations, updated as they move.
- It never shows who is holding a coin. Nobody is tracked; the coins are.
You do not need an account to buy. The dashboard is claimed afterwards, from a link we email you.
Why it works better than merchandise
Merchandise sits on a desk. A coin is designed to be given away, so your run travels outward instead of accumulating in drawers.
Every hop is recorded. You can see how far a run got, which is not something a tote bag has ever told anybody.
Nobody does a kindness because of a lanyard. The coin only moves when somebody does something first — which is the part people remember.