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

Cernunnos was a Celtic deity associated with nature, fertility and animals, often referred to as the "horned god." Typically depicted with a deer antler on his head, he symbolized wildlife, the cycle of life and death, and harmony between man and nature. His images appear on monuments from Celtic times, such as the famous cauldron from Gundestrup, suggesting that he was an important figure in Celtic religion. Cernunnos is sometimes associated with the fertility of the land and the care of animals, which made him one of the central agricultural and hunting deities. Although information about him is fragmentary, he is a symbol of man's spiritual connection to nature.

The obverse of the copper medal shows a seated Cernunnos surrounded by forest animals, a wolf and a deer. In one hand he holds a bracelet, while in the other he holds a writhing snake. On the reverse are Celtic designs among which we can read the inscription CELTIC LORE. The lower part features the weight of the medal along with an indication of the copper content of the bullion from which the medal was made.