Recognition says thank you; an award says you earned it. Recognition coins mark appreciation — work anniversaries, everyday above-and-beyond moments, team milestones — while award coins are tied to a specific accomplishment: a contest won, a quota reached, a certification earned. Both use the same design options and pricing, so the real difference is the story on the coin. If you’re building an appreciation program, start with our employee recognition coins; if you’re crowning a winner, you want an award coin.
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