How a sentence becomes a brass coin

Start with a subject, a style and any words you want on it. The assistant works like an art director who knows what survives on a 40 mm coin: one clear subject, bold shapes, lettering big enough to read.

Before it makes anything with words on it, it repeats the exact wording back to you to confirm.

We work out the exact depths the laser will cut for each revision and show it as a 3D relief at true size. Turn it, zoom in, and move the light across it the way you would tilt a coin under a lamp.

Then ask for changes: a bigger moon, less detail, a different border. Every revision is kept, so you can always go back. The assistant also checks the spelling of every word on every revision and redoes any it gets wrong.

The first 3 revisions are free. After that, one $5 deposit lets you keep going as long as you like, and it comes off your order.

Low, medium or high relief: deeper carving throws stronger shadows and takes longer on the laser. The price updates as you go, bulk discounts apply across the whole order, and you see an estimated ship date based on the orders already ahead of yours.

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We turn your design into a laser file, set a solid brass blank in place, and the laser carves the relief layer by layer: about 1 h 30 min for a medium-relief coin. We run the laser up to 14 hours a day, one coin at a time, and check every piece before it ships.

You get an email when engraving starts, another with tracking when it ships, and one if the ship date moves.