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

The Aztec Empire was the dominant military force for nearly 100 years in the 15th and 16th centuries in what is now central Mexico. The empire consisted of three city-states that set up joint operations, and Aztec warriors from Tenochtitlan formed the core of the Aztec forces. Known for their advanced fighting skills as a unit and group fierceness in battle, Aztec warriors were among the best the world had ever seen.

The obverse of the Aztec Warrior medal features an image of one of the elite members of the Aztec army. In one hand he wields a shield, which is decorated with feathers along the lower part, ready to thrust a spear at the enemy. The ornate plumage on his helmet identifies him as one of the elite, high-ranking members of the Aztec fighting forces. The reverse of the copper go medal features a common design element that is used throughout the series. The central element of the design is the helmet of a Spartan warrior. Behind it is an array of war weapons used by the warriors, including a battle axe, spear and short sword.