Michigan State Seal Six Panel Eagle Top Shield Badge — Design & Order Style 13-MI2CMB
Style 13-MI2CMB at a glance
An eagle top shield built around the Michigan State Seal: the coat of arms, with its elk and moose standing on either side of a shield, is struck into the center of the badge. Two ribbons sit above it, two short panels sit between them and the arms, and two more ribbons run below, all inside a line edge.
Eagle top crestMichigan coat of armsElk and moose supportersSeal area, 24% of faceSix text panelsLine edge
Style 13-MI2CMB options
Straight from the TrueBadge Designer — every option below is available on this exact badge.
Aa 6 text panels
◐ 31 platings
+ 20 more finishes
✦ Panel finish
⚲ Attachment
Design this badge online
Open style 13-MI2CMB in the Owl Badges TrueBadge Designer™: type every panel, drop in your seal, choose plating and finish, and see your tiered price live before you order.
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About the Michigan State Seal six panel badge
Instead of a round seal well, this badge strikes the Michigan coat of arms in relief, so the elk, the moose and the shield are part of the metal itself. That makes it a natural choice for Michigan departments and organizations that want the state's arms front and center rather than an inset seal.
With six panels, a rank, a title, a short number and a department and city all fit. Lay out all six panels in the TrueBadge Designer and order at the live price, or ask for a quote and approve a free proof before it is struck. Michigan law-enforcement orders require agency verification.
Michigan State Seal six panel badge quick facts
- Price is tiered by quantity: $160 for a single badge, $75 each at 10 and $50 each at 100 or more.
- There is no minimum order — single badges are welcome, and volume pricing applies automatically.
- Standard production takes 8–14 weeks, and rush production is available — your quote gives the rush timing for your order.
- Style 13-MI2CMB has six text panels: four of 30 characters and two of 12 characters.
- Molds and setup are free, and your mold stays on file for reorders.
- Every badge carries a 2-year warranty from Owl Badges, a US-based manufacturer in Simi Valley, California, since 1999.
Customize this Michigan State Seal six panel badge: six panels, plating and finish
- Panels: rank and title ribbons, two short number panels and department and city ribbons
- Center: the Michigan coat of arms struck in relief, with optional color fill
- Plating: 31 platings — 24K gold, silver, two-tone, black, gunmetal, antique and matte finishes, plus awareness colors
- Panel finish: standard, background color, UV colored or hard enamel
- Attachment: safety pin, belt clip, wallet clip, velcro, screws, or no attachment
- Fit: 2" × 2.5", a compact shield for wallets and caps
Who orders this badge
Michigan police departments, sheriff's offices and public-safety agencies order this badge to put the state's coat of arms on every officer's shield; Michigan security firms and fraternal groups use it too. Agency verification is required for law-enforcement orders.
One design, six ways to wear it
Order this badge in metal, or have the same design made as an embroidered patch, a flex badge, a PVC rubber badge, a lapel pin or a Jr Sticker Badge.
Custom Michigan State Seal six panel badge pricing — die-struck brass
What your quote covers
- Your exact badge — panels, seal, plating, finish and attachment, priced per badge
- A free artwork proof within 4 hours, to approve before anything is struck
- Free mold and setup — and the mold stays on file for reorders
- Rush production — tell us your date and we quote the rush timing
How style 13-MI2CMB measures up
The 13-MI2CMB measures 2" × 2.5" as a standard metal badge. Here is how it compares with the nearest eagle-top shield styles:
Style 13-MI2CMB sizes and minimums
Every size below is available on this exact badge in the designer and by quote.
- 2" × 2.5" Standard
- 2" × 2.5" Premium
- 1" × 1.25" Lapel Pin
- 2" × 2.5" Flex Badges
How ordering this badge works
Design it or request a quote
Build this badge in the TrueBadge Designer and order online, or send it to us marked up with your quantity. Quotes are answered 24/7 within 4 hours.
Approve your artwork
Your free artwork proof arrives within 4 hours of your quote request. Nothing is struck until you approve it.
Place your order
Check out online at the price shown in the designer, or approve your quote in our production portal. Production starts once your order is placed.
Struck, finished, shipped
Standard production takes 8–14 weeks, with rush available. We confirm your shipping address by phone and email tracking the day your badges ship.
🏛 Bidding for your department or agency? We answer bids, RFQs and purchase-order quotes — see how agency bids and RFQs work, or tick “This quote is for a bid” in the quote form.
Michigan State Seal six panel badge questions
Is the Michigan seal part of the mold?
Yes. The coat of arms, with the elk and moose supporters, is struck into the center of the badge and can be color-filled.
How do the six panels lay out?
Two 30-character ribbons above the arms, two 12-character panels beside the top of the arms, and two 30-character ribbons below.
How much does this badge cost?
$160 for a single badge, $75 each at 10 and $50 each at 100 or more, with free mold and setup. Finish add-ons are Background +$20, UV colored +$20 and Hard enamel +$25 per badge.
Who can order a Michigan State Seal badge?
Michigan agencies and organizations. Law-enforcement orders require agency verification; we confirm before production.
How long does production take?
Standard production is 8–14 weeks from artwork approval. Rush production is available; enter your date in the quote form and we quote the rush timing for your order.
What size is this shield?
2" × 2.5", a compact eagle top that fits wallets and cap mounts.
Specifications reviewed and updated October 21, 2026
More eagle top shield badge styles you can design online
Where this badge fits in the lineup
If you are outfitting a department, compare layouts at badge styles for police departments. County offices working from a seal change should look at sheriff star and shield layouts. For a single badge on your own account, use individual duty badge styles.
Notes
Drop a 📍 pin on the badge, then type what you want changed there.




