No — that is the one pairing dual plating can’t do. High polish and antique finishes are produced by different processes, so they can’t share a coin. A gold-and-silver coin has to be either high polish gold with high polish silver, or antique gold with antique silver.
Everything else is available: copper on black nickel, gold on black metal, antique silver on antique copper, and so on. Tell us the two metals you want and we’ll confirm the combination on your free proof.
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