Yes. A coin does not have to be round. Cut to shape coins are die-cut to the outline of whatever you send us: a unit emblem, a badge or shield, a company logo, a state, a helmet, a ticket stub, a rectangle, a square or a hexagon.
Simple geometric shapes like rectangles and squares cost the same as a round coin. Intricate outlines and interior cut outs add a setup fee because the die has to be cut to follow the artwork.
If you are not sure your idea will work as a shape, send it in with a free quote and our art team will show you the outline on the first proof.
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