Do you make coins for faiths other than Christianity?

Yes. We’ve minted coins for Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, and Sikh communities, and for interfaith groups and chaplaincies that represent several traditions at once — synagogues, temples, community centers, meditation and retreat programs, and religious schools. Every design is directed by you: you tell us the symbols and text that matter, our artists build a free proof, and nothing goes to production until you approve it. We don’t guess at religious iconography, and we’ll ask rather than assume. See our religious challenge coins page.

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