Die StruckPins

Die-struck pins stand out as classy since they’re generally all gold or all silver in appearance. The best part about them is that they’re as affordable as soft enamel pins but can be perceived to be of much higher value.

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Raised and recessed metal creates the distinctive look

The phrase “die struck” as a stand alone term generally implies no enamel is added. This means that they are all silver or all gold and only use the raised and recessed areas of a pin to create the desired design.

Why Choose Our Die Struck Pins?

Elegant Metallic Finish

Die struck pins are the pinnacle of classic elegance. Created by stamping your design directly into high-quality metals like copper or brass, these pins rely on a striking contrast between raised and recessed surfaces to create a sophisticated, jewelry-quality look that gleams under any light.

High-End Custom Textures

Even without color, these pins offer incredible visual depth. Through processes like antiquing, sandblasting, or high-polishing with gold and silver electroplating, we can highlight every detail of your design, making it the perfect choice for academic achievements, corporate branding, or formal recognition.

Premium Look at a Lower Cost

Die struck pins provide a high-end experience without the high-end price tag. Because they skip the enamel-filling process, they are among the most affordable custom pin styles available, giving you a professional, durable product that fits perfectly within a budget.

Die Struck Pins Cost

Pricing includes everything except taxes - even expedited shipping. No hidden fees.

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1/2"

5/8"

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$2.80

$1.92

$1.53

$1.28

$1.11

$1.07

$2.83

$2.01

$1.54

$1.31

$1.14

$1.12

$2.85

$2.12

$1.55

$1.35

$1.18

$1.13

$2.91

$2.19

$1.67

$1.39

$1.26

$1.23

$2.92

$2.28

$1.68

$1.43

$1.30

$1.25

$3.01

$2.39

$1.79

$1.53

$1.36

$1.26

$3.09

$2.53

$1.81

$1.63

$1.38

$1.28

$3.15

$2.62

$2.06

$1.65

$1.49

$1.41

$3.24

$2.71

$2.12

$1.74

$1.55

$1.46

$3.45

$2.87

$2.32

$1.88

$1.67

$1.59

$3.59

$3.07

$2.37

$2.01

$1.77

$1.70

$3.74

$3.20

$2.45

$2.18

$1.91

$1.82

$3.83

$3.34

$2.71

$2.30

$2.06

$1.95

Options & Accessories

Standard Nail

Standard Nail

Butterfly Clutch

Butterfly Clutch

Rubber Clutch

Rubber Clutch

Deluxe Clutch

Deluxe Clutch

Clutch Screw

Clutch Screw Back

Cufflink

Cufflink

Keychain

Keychain

Magnet

Magnet

Magnet Bar

Magnet Bar

Safety Pin

Safety Pin

Stick Pin

Stick Pin

Tie Clip

Tie Clip

Poly Bag

Poly Bag

Plastic Box

Plastic Box

Velvet Box

Velvet Box

Velvet Bag

Velvet Bag

Backer Card

Backer Card

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About
Die Struck Pins

What is the difference between die struck and digital pins?

One characteristic of most die struck lapel pins is the line separated color along the metal lines. You also need a pantone book to get the desired colors in a die struck lapel. All of these are not serious concerns as you get a beautiful result with a die struck. However, photo screen or digital prints are direct, recreating the design with every detail. How to make die struck pins

Can I add enamel to a die struck pin?

Yes you can add enamel to a diestruck pin. All enamel pins begin as die struck pins, then once the enamel is added they are referred to as either soft enamel or hard enamel.

Can die struck pins only be plated gold or silver?

No. Die struck pins can be plated any color you want. While gold and silver are the most common plating options, die struck pins can also be coated with blue, green, red, black or any color you desire. These are often referred to as dye colored pins.

Why should I choose die struck pins if they don't have color?

Die struck pins are chosen for their timeless, jewelry-like elegance. By relying on the contrast between polished raised metal and recessed sandblasted or antique textures, they achieve a sophisticated look that "vibrant" colors sometimes can’t match. They are the industry standard for formal recognition, corporate awards, and high-end branding.

What metals are used to make die struck pins?

To ensure a high-quality finish and durable weight, die struck pins are typically stamped from thin sheets of iron, copper, or brass. Once the design is pressed into the metal, each pin is electroplated in gold, silver, or copper to give it a professional luster and prevent tarnishing over time.

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