Affiliations

National Rifle AssociationNRA

As a licensed partner of the National Rifle Association for more than a decade, we are authorized to use the official NRA logo on the products we create. Over the years, we've designed medallions, knives, lapel pins, coasters, and much more featuring this distinctive emblem. Learn more.


International Association of Fire FightersIAFF

As a licensed affiliate of the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), we are authorized to include the distinctive IAFF emblem in our custom designs. Learn more.


US Border PatrolUS Border Patrol

Our affiliation with the U.S. Border Patrol has enabled us to create medallions, knives, and other custom-minted designs using the official Border Patrol emblem. Learn more.


US Border PatrolHarley-Davidson®

Through our affiliation as an official licensee of Harley-Davidson, we have created a precision-crafted line of Harley-Davidson challenge coins. Learn more.


United States Marshals coinUS Marshals

We are licensed to use the U.S. Marshals Service logo on our custom designs. Over the years, we have created medallions, Lucite embedments, and other products to support the mission and salute the members of this esteemed organization. Learn more.


Boy Scouts of America coinsBoy Scouts of America

As an official licensee of the Boy Scouts of America, we have created the first-ever BSA-licensed Boy Scout coins and coin knives available for retail sale. Learn more.


U.S. Coast Guard challenge coinsUS Coast Guard

As the preferred mint of the U.S. Coast Guard and with their partnership, we have created the most extensive line of Coast Guard challenge coins available for retail sale. Learn more.


Interested in Partnering with Us?

Find out more about the benefits of partnering with a mint; please contact us at 1-800-344-6468 or by email at custominfo@nwtmint.com.


Northwest Territorial Mint: Insights & Ideas
Founder Coin
Hot Topic: Honoring the Founder

Often an organization will want to honor its founder by including his or her likeness on a coin. For such a coin to be genuinely successful, the likeness must be true. Getting that result on a coin requires the highest level of skill and craftsmanship in coin creation. Northwest Territorial Mint is proud to be able to work with the finest artisans available to achieve such results.

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Northwest Territorial Mint: In The News

First Steam-Powered Coin Press

Northwest Territorial Mint: Did You Know?Devised and built in France in 1833, the first steam-powered coin press was operated at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia on March 22, 1836. It quickly replaced the screw press in striking all copper coins and was gradually used to mint half dollars as well. In his report to President Andrew Jackson the following year, the Mint's Director, Robert Maskell Patterson, wrote: "As [other steam presses] are completed, the coining by human labor could be abandoned, and the work that can be executed. in the Mint will be greatly increased."