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Create custom die-struck pins with polished raised metal and recessed texture in a color-free, all-metal finish. No minimum order. Standard production usually takes 12–15 business days after proof approval.
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Printed Color
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Send your artwork or idea. We will review the raised and recessed details, metal finish, attachment, packaging, and any 3D Metal Relief upgrade.
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Design Options for Die-Struck Pins
Choose the metal finish, attachment, back design, and packaging that fit your artwork and intended use.
Shiny Gold Plating
Shiny Silver Plating
Shiny Copper Plating
Black Nickel Plating
Antique Gold Plating
Antique Silver Plating
Antique Copper Plating
Dual Plating
Rubber Clutch
Butterfly Clutch
Deluxe Locking Clutch
Safety Pin Backing
Standard Textured Back
Plain Back
Laser-Engraved Back
Raised Backstamp
Standard Poly Bags
Clear OPP Bags
PVC Pouches
Acrylic Display Case
Optional Details for Die-Struck Pins
Choose 3D Metal Relief as a separate upgrade, or add surface texture, cutouts, laser engraving, or rhinestones when they suit your artwork.
3D Metal Relief
Surface Texture
Cutouts
Laser Engraving
Rhinestone Setting
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Why Choose Die-Struck Pins?
Die-struck pins create a timeless, all-metal look using raised and recessed details without enamel color filling. The design is stamped directly into the metal, producing crisp lines, subtle depth, and a refined coin-like appearance. Their classic style and durable construction make them ideal for awards, organizations, commemorative designs, branding, and professional recognition.
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Classic All-Metal Look
Creates a clean, timeless appearance using only raised and recessed metal details without enamel filling.
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Crisp Raised Details
Stamped lines, lettering, borders, and patterns remain sharp and clearly defined.
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Rich Textured Depth
The contrast between raised and recessed areas adds subtle dimension and enhances intricate artwork.
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Multiple Plating Options
Choose from shiny, antique, black nickel, dual plating, and other metal finishes to match your design.
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Durable & Long-Lasting
The solid metal construction offers excellent durability for professional, commemorative, and everyday use.
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Perfect for Recognition & Awards
Ideal for corporate pins, military-style designs, clubs, organizations, anniversaries, awards, and commemorative pieces.
Die-Struck Pins vs Soft Enamel Pins
The main difference is color. Die-struck pins use an all-metal raised-and-recessed surface, while soft enamel pins fill the recessed areas with color.
All-Metal Finish
Die-Struck Pins
Choose die-struck pins for polished raised details, textured recesses, and no enamel fill.
Recessed Color
Soft Enamel Pins
Choose soft enamel pins when your artwork needs vivid color, defined metal outlines, and a tactile raised-and-recessed surface.
Where Die-Struck Pins Work Best
Die-struck pins suit corporate logos, awards, insignia, commemorative designs, and museum merchandise that need crisp all-metal detail.
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Get a Free QuoteHow Die-Struck Pins Are Made
Follow the eight-step process from proof approval and steel die preparation to stamping, polishing, plating, inspection, and packing.
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Pins FAQ
Explore metal relief, artwork limits and finish options to see whether die-struck construction suits your design.
When should I choose die-struck instead of enamel pins?
Choose die-struck for an all-metal design with raised details and recessed texture. Enamel pins add filled color areas; die-struck designs rely on metal contrast.
Can die-struck pins have rounded, three-dimensional relief?
Standard die-struck pins use stamped, two-level detail. For rounded, multi-level designs, our 3D Metal Relief uses zinc alloy casting rather than the same stamped construction.
Which design details need adjusting for die-struck pins?
Fine lines, tiny lettering and narrow gaps need enough space to remain clear in metal. Depending on the final pin size, detailed artwork may need enlargement or simplification.
Which metal finish will make my design stand out?
Polished raised details contrast with recessed textures, while antique finishes darken recesses. Choose the finish for the contrast you want, not just the metal color.
Can die-struck pins include cutouts or individual numbering?
Cutouts can create open areas, subject to artwork review. Laser engraving can add individual serial numbers, dates or lettering in suitable metal areas.
How should I protect the finish on die-struck pins?
Die-struck pins suit regular wear and display. Use a soft, dry cloth and avoid abrasives, prolonged moisture, perfume and household chemicals to protect the metal finish.



