I've used all sorts of images.  Some companies prefer vector based images...
but for the most part, you can send them a sketch on a napkin and the
in-house artist will convert what ever artwork you have to an image they can
use to create the die.  They will send you back the mint artwork for your
approval.

I've done some coins designs entirely in MS paint... Ok... so I used MS Word
to 'arc' the text and paste it into paint.

The point is, the mint artist has to convert it anyway, but you should try
to give them the best image possible of what you want to start out with.

Jake - Team A.I.

On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 5:19 PM, Brian Casteel <bcasteel@uccinc.net> wrote:

>  The higher the quality image, the better.  I believe Jake and I have sent
> .psd (Photoshop) files to TCP when coins were minted through them.
>
> Brian
> Team A.I.
>
>
>
> Jason Poulter wrote:
>
> Did you send your art work in a jpg image type file or line art like
> illustrator?
>
> jason
>
>
>
> Jason Poulter wrote:
>
>
>  Where have you peoples had your geocoins minted at?
>
> experiences, good prices, etc...
>
> jason
> snaptekazgeocaching.com
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