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Trolley Coin Keyrings
Product Description
These stunning looking nickel plated keyrings are virtually a permanent feature on everyone's keyrings throughout the nation. The pound or euro sized coin is detachable from the keyring and used to release supermarket trollies prior to shopping and once your shop is complete it reattaches with ease afterwards. They are additionally perfect for use in fitness club lockers, airport trolleys or anywhere in fact that a coin is called for.
We can custom imprint your logo in up to four spot colours on the enamel disk which is supplied with a lever and hook keyring for added perceived value. These keyrings are a fantastic cost effective way to get your message noticed as clearly they will travel far and wide, be used regulalry and have an exceptional lifespan.
Order samples of this product
Sample costs are refunded on placement of full order
Product Price
| Printed One Side | ||||||
| Quantity | 300 | 500 | 1000 | 2500 | 5000 | 10000 |
| Unit Price | £0.66 | £0.58 | £0.50 | £0.45 | £0.41 | £0.36 |
| Printed Two Sides | ||||||
| Quantity | 300 | 500 | 1000 | 2500 | 5000 | 10000 |
| Unit Price | £0.72 | £0.64 | £0.56 | £0.51 | £0.47 | £0.43 |
| Price is inclusive of up to four spot colour imprint in one position. There is a screen setup cost of £70. Minimum order is the smallest quantity listed. | ||||||
Product Specification
Product size
Details available on request
Product colour
Metal
Imprint area
22.5 mm dia.
Imprint methods
Screen printed
Maximum number of imprint colours
4 Subject to sight of artwork
Packaging
Details available on request
Ready to ship
10-15 Working days from approval of artwork
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