NFC Integrated Challenge Coins For Veterans Organizations With 3D Art Launched
Dec 20, 2022
Gray Water Ops has launched new challenge coins for veteran’s organizations and military clubs, featuring 3D designs and integrated NFC compatibility.
Harrisburg,United States - December 20, 2022 /PressCable/ —
These new coins can be customized with the assistance of Gray Water Ops’ design team, and are ideal for veterans to show their membership in VFW organizations and other similar clubs. In the past, the company has launched designs featuring the US Air Force, Navy, and Special Forces for this same purpose.
To learn more, visit https://www.graywaterops.com/nfcchallengecoins
The company has introduced these coins to allow veterans’ organizations to provide members with high-quality keepsakes that also represent membership. These new designs feature custom raised lettering and enamel inlays, as well as handcrafted artwork.
Challenge coins are a cherished tradition among organizations of all types, but one which has its roots in military service. Gray Water Ops offers a product that has been uniquely designed and with a modern twist, adding functionality to what traditionally would be a purely ceremonial piece of art.
They do so through the inclusion of integrated NFC chips, enabling these coins to store and transmit data to compatible devices. The coins can be programmed to link to a website or donation fund, execute commands, or transmit contact information simply by passing the coin over an NFC receiver.
One customer said, “I ordered some military coins from you in May 2013 and was so impressed with the speed and quality that two months later I placed a second order for coins for my local Rotary club. They turned out great as well, and are used as thank you mementos for each week’s guest speaker.”
Another customer said this about a week ago, “I went through three other challenge coin companies, either they were too expensive or their art work sucked. I finally found Gray Water Ops. Easy to work with and the final product is outstanding. Will definitely use them again.”
Interested parties can visit the Gray Water Ops website or call 717-412-1402 to receive a quote. The in-house design team is also available to assist with any customization needs a customer may have, including the commission of original artwork for the coin faces.
Gray Water Ops is 100% owned and operated by veterans of the US military, which is why they have pledged to support veterans organizations through this release. The company has raised money for the American Red Cross, Warfighter Foundation, and many other foundations dedicated to the wellbeing of veterans through the sale of these coins in the past.
For more, visit https://www.graywaterops.com/nfcchallengecoins
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
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