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Osborne Coinage Co

Cincinnati, OH 45225

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Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 21 2024

Are you doing everything you can to keep yourself and your coworkers safe on the job? It's important to remember that workplace safety is everyone's responsibility. With over 3 million workers suffering from injuries on the job each year, we can't afford to let safety take a backseat.

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 19 2024

Is safety a top priority at your company?

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 17 2024

🚨 Workplace safety is crucial for both employees and employers. It not only ensures the wellbeing of the employees but also increases productivity and decreases costs for the company. But how do you reward your employees for being safe on the job? 🤔

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 17 2024

Manufacturing Monday! One of the options we offer for our fine silver coins is edge marking. We can put a variety of characters around the edge of a coin or round. The most popular is .999 FS, but other options are available.

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 15 2024

Are you in the spotlight for your workplace safety success?

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 13 2024

What is the average length of time that an employees is injury free at work?

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 11 2024

🎉 Drumroll please 🥁 Our Safety Challenge Coins!

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 10 2024

Manufacturing Monday! When you were a child, did you make cookies with a cookie cutter? Well, making coin blanks is similar. You roll out the dough (unwind the coil), arrange your cookie cutter to get the most yield (use a blanking tool set up specifically to get the most blanks from metal strip fabricated to our specifications), cut away and what's left behind gets re-used. In the case of cookie dough, you ball it up, roll it out, and start again. In the case of metal, we recycle it.

Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 9 2024

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Osborne Coinage Co

facebook · Jun 7 2024

Did you know that power companies have some of the most hazardous work environments? Generators, electrical equipment, high voltage lines, and heavy machinery are just some of the dangers that come with the job. However, with proper safety protocols in place, accidents can be prevented.