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Getting the Code to Scan
A printed code gives the best contrast with the coin’s surface. A code can also be set into the metal and filled with enamel. The code needs to be large on the face, with a clear border around it, so a phone can read it. A short link sent up front makes a simpler code that scans more easily.
The area around the code shows people who sent it before they scan, and a running number beneath the code can give every coin its own mark. When the code points to a link you manage, you change the destination after we make the coins. Each coin follows the link to the updated place. You scan the code on your proof with your own phone before you approve it.
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Bring People
Back to You
Businesses order these when they want the coin to do a card’s job. The code can open the company website or a short video about the work you do, so the person who has the coin can reach that page and see what you offer.
A Private
Portal
A committee, an alumni group, or a unit can point the code at a member login page. The coin reminds people that the portal exists.
Rest of
the Story
A commemorative or memorial coin links to a page about the event or the person being honored. The coin holds the name and the dates. The page holds the rest.
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A QR code on a challenge coin scans when the code has enough size and a clear border. A printed code gives the strongest contrast, and a short link makes a simpler code that scans more easily. Scan the proof with your own phone before you approve it.
A printed code gives the strongest contrast. A code can also be set into the metal and filled with enamel. The code still needs size and a clear border so a phone can read it.
The code needs to be large enough on the face, with a clear border around it, so a phone can read it. A short link makes a simpler code that scans more easily.
You can change where the code points after the coins are made. Point the code at a short link you control, such as a redirect. You change that link when you want people to reach a new page.
Scan the code on your proof with your own phone before you approve it.