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The difference between Die Cast and Die Struck challenge coins: Our die cast coins use molten metal (zinc) poured into a mold, allowing for 2D raised plateaus and recessed areas (often color-filled), and lower production costs. Our die-struck coins are stamped from a solid brass blank, resulting in sharper, cleaner, tighter raised lines, and higher quality designs. Options: USDA [AG]: Standard USDA layout: green and blue logo, white trim line, antiqued bronze finish. Typically, backside...

The difference between Die Cast and Die Struck challenge coins: Our die cast coins use molten metal (zinc) poured into a mold, allowing for 2D cut-out shapes, and lower production costs. Our die-struck coins are stamped from a solid brass blank, resulting in sharper, flatter, two-level, higher-quality designs. Options: USDA [AG]: Standard USDA layout: green and blue logo, white trim line, antiqued bronze finish. Typically, backside features your agency name, and state map. Items are Made...

The difference between Die Struck and Die Cast challenge coins: Our die-struck coins are stamped from a solid brass blank, resulting in sharper, cleaner, tighter raised lines, and higher quality designs. Our die cast coins use molten metal (zinc) poured into a mold, allowing for 2D raised plateaus and recessed areas (often color-filled), and lower production costs. Options: USDA [AG]: Standard USDA layout: green and blue logo, white trim line, antiqued bronze finish. Typically, backside...

The difference between Die Struck and Die Cast challenge coins: Our die-struck coins are stamped from a solid brass blank, resulting in sharper, flatter, two-level, higher-quality designs. Our die cast coins use molten metal (zinc) poured into a mold, allowing for 2D cut-out shapes, and lower production costs. Options: USDA [AG]: Standard USDA layout: green and blue logo, white trim line, antiqued bronze finish. Typically, backside features your agency name, and state map. Items are Made...