The copper medal is an interesting option for precious metals investors and enthusiasts alike.

The copper medal is modeled after an old American $5 gold coin from 1908. This coin, like the medal modeled on it, features a distinctive concave relief. In the original, it was designed by Lyon Pratt. This gives the coin a unique and interesting appearance. It is interesting to note that this is one of two circulation coins minted in this way. The other is the so-called quarter eagle with a face value of $2.5.

The obverse presents us with an Indian profile, one of the most popular American motifs. Around it are placed thirteen five-pointed stars, the inscription Liberty and the date 1929. The reverse shows an American eagle standing on a bundle of arrows entwined with an olive branch. At the top we see the name of the mint, below it two popular sentences E pluribus unum and In God we trust. At the very bottom, we have the stated weight and an indication of the copper content of the alloy.

Review photos, in reality the graphics of the obverse and reverse may differ from those shown.