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Since the start of the pandemic, distributors have increasingly stated their desire for American-made goods. Clients are now starting to feel the same way. 

In an industry  where 90% of suppliers import their products from overseas, the days of the American manufacturing machine powering the entire promo industry are long gone. However, a key switch has occurred with the pandemic: distributors...

 Before we give Thanks at the end of November, before we wish our neighbors happy holidays, and before we celebrate the end of another year – while welcoming in a new one – we simply celebrate the small acts of kindness that bind us together.

Every time the team here at the Osborne Coinage starts the process to develop a new coin we ask if it is collectible, if it is appealing to the masses and simply put, will people buy it. Sure, we have our diehard collectors that buy nearly every piece we mint or they have specific categories like only pure silver or only animal rounds. Others collect only when the art catches their eye. Then...

It may seem like these days everything from electronics to sporting goods to household appliances are made in (and sold to us from) other countries. And while that may be the case, there’s still something to be said about supporting a product that’s made right here in the U.S. (and has been for close to 200 years!).

We all know that when it comes to direct mail fundraising, the first (and sometimes biggest) hurdle is simply getting recipients to open your mailer. You’re probably guilty of automatically throwing certain letters into the recycling bin without even peeping inside the envelope. And while it may be fine for those pesky dentist reminders, you need your direct mail letters to be opened. Your...

Minted by Osborne Coinage, the Armstrong Air and Space Museum commissioned a limited edition collectible silver and brass coin in celebration of their 50th Anniversary.