Since 1992, PIN MARKETPLACE has sold Olympic collectibles and pin-collecting supplies, while also designing and manufacturing custom lapel pins for organizations. Owner Larry Ehmer was an early online seller of Olympic pins in 1994, and the business has since shipped collectibles to customers on six continents. Ehmer has attended four Olympic Games, worked as a Coca-Cola pin-trading expert, and served twice as an Olympic torchbearer.
Valor Coins and PinsTwo brothers and grandsons of Medal of Honor recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams run Valor Coins and Pins as a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business. With more than a decade of experience, the company creates custom challenge coins and lapel pins for organizations and individuals, while directing a portion of every sale to the Woody Williams Foundation, which the brothers co-founded with their grandfather to support Gold Star Families.COOLVILLE, OH
Historic Autographs Co, LLCHistoric Autographs creates history-focused trading cards and collectible products that connect collectors with the people, events and artifacts of the past. Founded from Kevin Heffner’s concept in 2008, the Pottstown company issued its first product in 2010 and remains collector-driven, pairing carefully researched card information with features such as cut signatures and relics. Its historical releases range from Civil War subjects to baseball’s 1930s and America’s 250th anniversary.POTTSTOWN, PA
Choice SportsCardsFor more than 30 years, Aston-based Choice SportsCards has designed, printed and packaged custom trading cards, growing into what it describes as the nation’s largest manufacturer in the field. Its commercial-press production and in-house design team serve professional sports organizations as well as businesses, entertainment brands and collectors. Choice is also a National Licensee for several minor-league sports organizations and select Major League Baseball properties.ASTON, PA
Classic Medallics, IncClassic Medallics is a third-generation family manufacturer of awards and gifts, producing stock and custom pieces for wholesale customers. Its roots reach back to 1940, when the Singer family made religious jewelry, and the company later helped bring mass-production methods to the awards industry. Today, its craftspeople and designers continue that metalworking tradition, with military licenses across all branches and hallmark C-31 from the Military Institute of Heraldry.MOUNT VERNON, NY