Order for the room, not just the retiree. A retirement coin is usually handed to the retiree and then to the people who marked the career with them — the immediate team, the command or command staff, family at the ceremony, and a few held back for people who could not attend. Most ceremony orders land well above the retiree’s own coin for that reason.
Our custom minimum is 50 coins, and per-coin pricing drops as quantity goes up, so it usually costs little more to cover everyone than to cover the front row. If you are honoring several retirees in the same cycle, one order with a shared common side keeps the artwork consistent and avoids a second mold fee. For a single coin instead of a ceremony run, use the no-minimum custom coin builder.
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