1. What is a sobriety/recovery coin?

A sobriety or recovery coin is a commemorative token that symbolizes an individual’s achievement in overcoming addiction or maintaining sobriety. It is often given at key milestones in the recovery process, such as 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, or one year of sobriety.

2. What materials are sobriety coins made from?

Sobriety coins can be made from various metals such as aluminum, zinc alloy, brass etc.

3. Is there a limit for AA coins’ color?

There isn’t a strict limit on the colors for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) coins, though some colors have specific meanings or are associated with certain milestones. Traditionally, AA coins or chips come in specific colors representing different lengths of sobriety:

Silver or White – Typically given for 24 hours or the start of sobriety.
Red – 30 days of sobriety.
Gold or Yellow – 60 days of sobriety.
Green – 90 days of sobriety.
Blue – 6 months of sobriety.
Purple – 9 months of sobriety.
Bronze or Gold – 1 year or more, with subsequent coins often in bronze.
After the first year, additional anniversary chips may come in bronze or a custom color. Some groups allow personalized designs, so the color and material can vary as per individual or group preferences.

4. What are the common features of AA Coins/Medallions?

• Milestone Marking. For example 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, etc.
• The AA Symbol. The most common design for AA coins includes the AA triangle (a circle with a triangle inside), which stands for unity, recovery, and service. The triangle represents the three parts of the program—emotional, physical, and spiritual recovery—and the circle around it represents wholeness.
• The Serenity Prayer. The Serenity Prayer (often “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference”) is frequently inscribed on AA medallions as a reminder of the principles of the program.

5. How can I personalize a custom recovery coin?

Personalization options include:

• Text engraving: You can engrave names, dates, recovery slogans, or personal messages.
• Designs: You can add custom artwork, symbols, logos, or family or group emblems.
• Colors: Many coins offer colored enamel or accents for a unique design.
• Size and Shape: While most sobriety coins are circular, they can also be made in other shapes, such as square, oval, or even custom-cut shapes.
• Material: you can choose to use aluminum, zinc alloy, or brass material.

6. Are recovery coins only for AA or 12-step programs?

No, recovery coins are used across many types of addiction recovery programs, including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), SMART Recovery, and other support groups. They are a way to recognize and celebrate personal milestones in any recovery journey.

7. What’s the MOQ for customized Sobriety Coins/Recovery Coins?

With different materials and different requirements, the MOQ is different. Usually, MOQ is 50-1000pcs.

8. How much does a custom sobriety coin cost?

The cost of a custom sobriety coin can vary based on factors like:

• The materials used (aluminum, zinc ally, brass).
• The complexity of the design (e.g., one-sided vs. double-sided, colors).
• Quantity ordered (larger orders tend to reduce the cost per coin).

As an experienced AA coins manufacturer, our price is very competitive in the market.

9. What’s the purpose of the AA coins?

• Celebrate progress: They provide a tangible way to celebrate the hard work and dedication someone has put into their recovery.
• Encourage continued sobriety: Having a coin can serve as a daily reminder of how far someone has come, helping to maintain their commitment.
• Provide support: The coins can act as a source of motivation and a symbol of solidarity with others in recovery.