We strive to make your events and occasions better by making better custom awards and recognition pieces. Let C. Forbes be your guide to excellence in every detail.
Since 1998, we design and create products that commemorate, impress, and inspire.
C. Forbes TV – Success Stories
As C. Forbes celebrates our 20th year in business, these videos are part of a series featuring highlights from various projects spanning recent years. Custom products like lapel pins, challenge coins, and medallions + meaningful gifts and presentation pieces play such a tangible role in the act of recognition and remembering. We’re honored to play a small part in these stories.
We help tell the stories and celebrate the achievements and events of organizations and individuals alike.
Government / Military
Police / Fire / Rescue
Historical / Museums
Corporate / Fullfilment
Academics / Sports
Civic / Faith Groups
We Specialize in medallic
Although we are a full-service specialty products firm, we’re most famous for our custom die-struck medallic products.
Challenge Coins
Commemorative Coins
Medals / Medallions
Lapel Pins
Framed Presentations
Sculpted Statues
Best in Class service
Our firm was founded in 1998 by experienced sales and project managers with one mission: Client Success.
40+ Years Experience
Richmond, VA HQ
Strategic Project Advice
In-House Designers
Free Design / Setup
Free Pre-Run Sample
Our Process Is Simple
1.
YOUR STORY
Tell us your story! We believe great stories inspire great designs. Understanding your history makes the process of creating the perfect commemorative or specialty product much more successful.
2.
Production
Our in-house art department will propose design solutions that tell your story with a variety of materials. We’ll guide you through the ins and outs of your project, ensuring everything goes great.
3.
Presentation
Once you have launched or given your commemorative gift or award, tell us how things went, how things look, and how people reacted. We love your success stories and we’re glad to play a small part.
