Coin Dies for Medieval Fairs

Coinage dies for medieval fairs, historical recreations, castles and museums.

Immerse yourself in the magic of the Middle Ages with our custom dies for medieval coins, designed to add a unique and authentic touch to medieval coins. In Omella Grabados, we blend traditional craftsmanship with modern technology to offer you simple coin dies that capture the essence of medieval times.

MEDIEVO coin dies

The Medievo coinage dies consist of a base (which is screwed onto a solid surface such as a tree trunk), a ring, and two interchangeable dies, one for the obverse and one for the reverse of the coin, which are guided within the ring.

The desired reverse die is placed on the base, then the ring is attached, the blank or anonymous coin is placed inside the ring, and finally the obverse die, which has an egg-shaped bottom so it can be easily struck precisely in the center.

It is struck with a large mallet, the obverse die and the ring are removed, and the coin, marked on both sides, can be extracted.

Thanks to the use of soft, polished aluminum blanks, the resulting coins are shiny with a silver-like finish that delights those who receive them as souvenirs.

The dies are engraved in low relief, leaving the coins with a raised design. The resulting coin measures 27mm in diameter.

The Medievo dies for minting medieval coins are ideal for roman or medieval reenactments, museums, and castle tours. If you’re looking to add an authentic and unique touch to your historical displays, our medieval dies are the perfect choice.

ROMAN Punches

The other oldest system for making coins is with only two punches, one for the obverse and one for the reverse.

The reverse punch is cone-shaped and is inserted into a thick log with a small recess to support the base of the cone.

The obverse is a cylindrical hand punch.

These coin-minting punches are for historical reenactment and educational activities in museums or similar settings. The idea is to produce coins in the traditional way, replicating the minting process as it was done at the time, for educational and demonstration purposes.

A quality blank coin for the perfect souvenir

To ensure the final souvenir is perfect, you need not only a good quality die, but also a quality blank coin. Our aluminum blanks are specially prepared for the needs of hand minting, for example at historical events, medieval fairs, castles, and museums.

Why choose our blank tokens?

Soft aluminum for easy minting: The material has optimal hardness. Thanks to this, the die design is deeply and clearly struck in the metal even with minimal force.

High shine: The blanks are clean and polished, eliminating the need for laborious cleaning or polishing before the event. The resulting coin immediately looks like silver, and visitors are delighted with the gleaming souvenir.

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