The collection

Celebrations & Awards Collection

Keepsake coins for birthdays, first Christmases, christenings, exams and a job well done. Something to keep long after the party’s over.

“A card goes in a drawer. A coin goes in a pocket, and it comes out again every time someone asks about it.”Frank Sterling, Master Craftsman

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Family milestones

A 50th birthday for the angler who’s still reeling in the good times. Baby’s First Christmas, dated 2026. A Christening coin with faith, love and hope on the back. Each one is made to be kept, and handed down one day.

Good luck for the road ahead

Good Luck Exams fits in a pencil case. Luck & Wealth and Dreams to Riches are for a new job, a new business or a big leap. A small, solid way of saying “we believe in you”.

Awards at work

Employee of the Month and Star Performer say thank you in a way people keep. Both are also available personalised, with the winner’s name printed on the front.

Questions

What is the coin like?

A 40 mm keepsake coin, printed in full colour on both sides with a raised finish you can feel, and framed by a thin metal rim. Choose a gold, silver or rose-gold colour finish. It isn’t precious metal or legal tender, and it isn’t produced by The Royal Mint.

How much are they, and how soon will they arrive?

Signature coins are £19.99 and are dispatched the next working day if you order before 2pm. Personalised coins are £29.99 with a gift box. We email you a proof before printing, and make the coin once you’ve approved it.

Can I add a name to an award coin?

Yes. Choose the personalised Employee of the Month or Star Performer coin and type the name exactly as you’d like it printed. You’ll see a proof before we make it.

We give awards every month. Can you help?

Yes. Order as often as you need to. For a design with your company’s own logo, see our Bespoke coins.

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