Yes, and it is one of the most common cybersecurity coin projects we design. Multi-agency units — a sheriff’s office, a city police department, HSI, and an FBI field office working one case load — usually put the task force name and emblem on the front and every participating agency’s abbreviation on the reverse.
Send us whatever agency artwork you have, even at low resolution; our artists redraw logos for coin scale as part of the free design work. Antique silver and black nickel are the usual finishes, because the recessed detail in a badge or crest reads deeper on an antiqued face.
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