Two is by far the most common and the easiest to design around, but we can combine more than two metal platings on a single coin when the artwork calls for it. The practical limit is legibility rather than manufacturing — past two or three metals, a design starts to compete with itself and the accent stops reading as an accent.
Our art team will tell you honestly if a third finish is adding value or just adding cost, and you’ll see the result on a free proof either way.
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