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

Merlin is a legendary figure known mainly from the Arthurian myths, depicted as a powerful wizard and advisor to King Arthur. According to legends, he was a sage with extraordinary magical abilities who helped create the Round Table and played a key role in the birth of the kingdom of Camelot. He was also associated with the mysterious sword Excalibur, which he passed on to Arthur, helping him take the throne. The figure of Merlin often combines the qualities of a sage, prophet and magician, and his image has inspired many works of literature and pop culture. Legend has it that at the end of his life he was imprisoned by his beloved, the Lady of the Lake, in a magical cave.

The obverse of the copper medal depicts the figure of Merlin. He is shown as a bearded old man with an owl on his shoulder. In the background we see a dense forest. On the reverse are Celtic designs among which we can read the inscription CELTIC LORE. In the lower part, the weight of the medal is placed, along with an indication of the copper content of the bullion from which the medal was made.