Custom Design Solid Brass NFC Chip Challenge Coins For Fundraisers Announced
Jun 28, 2023
Gray Water Ops has announced their recently developed NFC challenge coins as a tool to raise funds for any cause.
Harrisburg, United States - June 28, 2023 /PressCable/ —
These new coins are available through the company’s custom design service, and can be ordered in bulk. Gray Water Ops has created their patented smart coins(TM) design as a way to give companies and organizations a way to spread the word about their cause and make a positive first impression on potential donors or customers.
To learn more, visit https://smartcoins.graywaterops.com
This recent announcement details the ways in which Gray Water Ops smart coins(TM) can provide unique advantages over traditional gifts in a fundraising situation.
For example, the NFC chips integrated into every coin that the company produces can be programmed to serve a variety of functions. Clients can use the coins to instantly link to fundraising drives, or to pass off contact information to a receiving device. The weight and all-metal construction of these coins also make them less likely to be lost or forgotten by a receiving party.
The coins can be customized with a variety of materials to best portray a brand’s identity. Several different metallic materials as well as enamel finish in all colors can be added to the coin design. Every aspect of these coins is customizable, with custom shaping options available depending on the circumstance.
With these coins, Gray Water Ops hopes to provide their clients with a luxury, high-impact product at an affordable price. This, in turn, is intended to bring in potential donors by cultivating an image of careful craftsmanship and confident branding. Donors who receive a coin are more likely to show it off to friends, boosting the staying power of a given campaign even after an event is over.
These products are created using a dye struck method that ensures a long-lasting, sturdy coin as the end result.
Bulk orders for Gray Water Ops smart coins(TM) begin at 200 pieces, though a single coin test run is available for those interested.
The company’s in-house graphic design team is available to provide a quote for bulk orders, taking into account the complexity and additional features in the finished design. A number of new design options are available now, including silk screen printing, diamond-cut edges, and more.
Gray Water Ops is owned and operated by veterans, whose commitment to customer service and craftsmanship has earned them a reputation as one of the premier challenge coin producers in the industry. Interested parties can read more about their patented coin technology and get bulk pricing at https://smartcoins.graywaterops.com
Contact Info:
Name: Keith A Hanshaw
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Organization: Gray Water Ops, LLC
Address: 5825 Tyler Dr, Harrisburg, PA 17112, United States
Phone: +1-717-412-1402
Website: https://GrayWaterOps.com
Source: PressCable
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