Yes — tiered series are the standard approach for years of service programs. Most series share one common side across every tier, which keeps the set cohesive and saves on mold fees, then escalate the other side: bronze or copper plating for early years, silver for mid-tenure, gold at the top, with options like dual plating, gemstones, or added enamel detail to make the highest milestones visibly special.
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