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Hey Guys... I'm looking to get a flipping coin, but I don't want it to have any specific association logo. I've seen the 9/11 commemoratives, but I think I'd rather get one that has just an umpire's mask, or a ball on one side and a bat on the other, or something generic like that. I checked at Honig's, GerryDavis, and pluspos, and all they have is the Zebra coin or football coins.
Any suggestions? Lee 
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Tue Dec 07, 2004, 06:43pm
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Being nearly a neighbor of Canada, I just use the Canadian $1 coin (the so-called "Loonie") It is a farily large (about the size of the Kennedy half-dollar) gold-colored coin with Queen E. on the head and a loon on the tail. I keep it well-shined. It is unusual enough (in the USA) to often get a comment or two.
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Tue Dec 07, 2004, 11:52pm
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Lee,
Go to the bank and see if they have any silver dollars. Get a couple and keep'em handy. That is what I normally use. NSA, NFHS, ASA, AFA, USSSA, they all have their own but you stated you did not want a logo on it.
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Wed Dec 08, 2004, 10:03am
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Flipping Coins
Go to a search engine such as "Alltheweb.com" and type in "The Pin Man". That is a vendor I have used to create trading pins when I or others from Indiana have had the chance to go to some Nationals. I believe you'll find some generic flipping coins on that site. If not that one go to another "pin" site and I'm sure you'll find something to your liking.
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Wed Dec 08, 2004, 05:05pm
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the Pin Man
In Seattle we have used the Pin Man for our coins and have had fabulous results...they can do almost anything for you. Many other associations have used them as well...you can see many samples (including ours) on their web site.
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Thu Sep 24, 2009, 10:10am
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We have made some flipping coins for groups of officials before. They do have to be orders of over 100. But they are great for organizations or associations. Check us out on the web at www.spiritpins.com
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