Mint a coin together.
Every sale bumps the price.
Your community buys a custom challenge coin before it is made. The first one is $1 so almost anyone can take part, and every coin after costs a little more than the one before.
You order the mint once the run has sold, so you never pay for coins up front and never carry unsold stock.
Real math, from live coin prices
Actual numbers for a 1.75 inch soft enamel coin at the mint’s current rates. Every coin starts at $1, and you pick the climb: $1 every sale or 1¢ every sale. Fees and coin costs included, nothing hidden.
$1,000
your target
- Price climbs
- +$1 every sale
- Coins your community buys
- 65
- First coin
- $1
- Last coin sells for
- $65
- You keep, after every fee
- $1,000
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$5,000
your target
- Price climbs
- +1¢ every sale
- Coins your community buys
- 1,713
- First coin
- $1
- Last coin sells for
- $18.12
- You keep, after every fee
- $5,000
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$10,000
your target
- Price climbs
- +1¢ every sale
- Coins your community buys
- 2,158
- First coin
- $1
- Last coin sells for
- $22.57
- You keep, after every fee
- $10,000
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Idea to minted coins in three steps
Set your goals
Pick your coin and your dollar goal. The calculator tells you exactly how many coins your community needs before you launch anything.
Launch and share
Your campaign page goes live and takes payments right away. Share the link with ready-made graphics and watch the price climb with every sale.
Coins minted, money raised
When the run has sold, the mint strikes your coins and you approve the proof. Everything above costs is yours.
Selling without the tricks
No fake urgency
The price climbs because people buy, not because a countdown says so.
Every fee on the table
The calculator shows where each dollar goes before you launch. The number you take home is never a surprise.
Refunds are automatic
A campaign that cannot afford its coins never keeps anyone's money.
Your community owns it
No sponsor, no upfront order, no debt. The people the coin honors are the people who mint it.