Die Cast Lapel Pins
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Minimum Supply Quantity: 500 pcs
*Price Guide: $1.73 - $1.04
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Die Cast Lapel Pins |
| Price (inc GST) $1.90 | |
| Freight and handling (inc GST) $8.80 | |
| Product Specifications | |
| Product Colours: | Silver, Gold |
| Available Decorations: | Die-Struck Print |
| Material: | High Grade Zinc Alloy |
| Product Size: | 35 x 35mm |
| Standard Production Time: | 3-6 weeks from artwork approval - subject to print shop workload. |
| Express Production: | Most of our items can be rushed to you fast - there are many variables that increase this cost - please call us and tell us your needs. |
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Featuring a great printed finish, these lapel pins continue to impress.
Lapel Pins are a classic promotional marketing item - this one features a popular hard enamel finish
Lapel Pins are a classic promotional marketing item - this one features a popular hard enamel finish
Lapel Pins are a classic promotional marketing item - this one features a popular hard enamel finish
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