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Process of Making Die-Struck Metal Pins and Medals A die is cut to the image of your design (repeat orders save on this step!).
Your image is stamped on the sheet of iron or copper. Cutting molds are
made separately, and the pins are cut out to the outline of the design shape.
Plating is done next: for this type of pin the most common plating is gold-on-gold,
but other metal platings such as silver and black nickel are available. The raised
metal surfaces are then highly polished to a luster finish, while recessed areas
are left with a sandblasted look.
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