Orange County Rare Coin & Bullion, LLCLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Orange County Rare Coin & Bullion, LLC
Orange County Rare Coin & Bullion, LLC has selected their winning logo design.
For $325 they received 121 designs
from 10 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
We are a leading dealer in the business of buying, selling and appraising rare collectible coins and bullion (gold, silver, etc.).
Industry
Color Preferences
We would like a greenish color that is like the copper patina found on the Statue of Liberty, since our logo is based on the same statue, and our new website has a similar color scheme.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
We have a large, framed bronze sculpture in our lobby that we would like to tie into our new logo. The sculpture is an abstract of the Statue of Liberty. We do not want to copy the design, but rather make it "tie in" visually, so that when a customer finds us via our website, they will see the logo, then come to our office and see the relationship with the sculpture. The logo can be either the torch component or the Liberty part of the sculpture, or some sort of combination of both. We would also like our name associated with the logo, in abbreviated form. We are Orange County Rare Coin & Bullion, LLC, but that can be abbreviated as any of the following: OCRC, OCRC & B, OCRC&B, OC Rare Coin (preferred), OC Rare Coin & Bullion. The picture of the website is just our basic concept layout. We do not have any type of font picked for the actual company name.
Themes
Masculine
Classic
Secure
Refined
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