Die struck, because it is plated metal with no color fill. Soft enamel comes next and is what most large orders use, since up to seven colors are included. Offset printed pins are the low-cost route when the artwork has gradients or photo detail that enamel cannot hold. Cloisonné costs the most because of the polishing steps, so save it for awards rather than resale stock.
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