Part I: The Dunston Mint will consult with the Client in the research and development of the project and define the requirements of the Client prior to completing of any binding agreements. Tasks include:

1. the purpose and use of proposed coin(s) by Cleint

2. the selection of die designs, and quantities required

3. the preliminary specifications of the coins including diameters, finishes, and due dates for delivery 

Part II: The Dunston Mint will engrave and produce steel dies depicting the obverse and the appropriate reverse of the die. Depending upon the project the Dunston Mint:

1. may conduct research for the coins

2. will design dies (obverse and/or reverse) appropriate for striking Client’s coins

3. produce pictures, photographs, and drawings of original coins with detail necessary for an  engraver to manufacture dies. 

Part III: The Dunston Mint will:

1. prior to minting, execute and deliver trial strikes of the  tokens to the Client for approval; and upon Client approval

2. manufacture quantities required; and

3. deliver the tokens to the Client on a timely basis.

Part IV: The Dunston Mint and Client understand prompt delivery of tokens is predicated upon several critical factors:

1. the payment funds necessary for the Dunston Mint to engage services and manufacture and delivery of the tokens

2. the engraving of dies will take approximately six to eight weeks to complete

3. the manufacture of the tokens is predicated upon the timely delivery the completed dies to the mint

4. the Client’s receipt of the coins from the Dunston Mint is predicated upon date of manufacture, shipment, and receipt by Client by appropriate shipping carriers.

Compensation:

The Client agrees to pay one half of the contract price plus shipping charges upon signing of the Agreement and the balance plus shipping charges upon shipment to the Client bythe Dunston Mint.