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

Litecoin is a cryptocurrency created in 2011 by Charlie Lee, a former Google engineer. It is often referred to as the "silver versus gold of Bitcoin," as it was designed to be a faster and cheaper alternative to Bitcoin. Litecoin uses the Scrypt cryptographic algorithm, which makes it more accessible to less advanced digging devices. Litecoin transactions are faster thanks to faster block creation times (2.5 minutes compared to 10 minutes in Bitcoin). It is a popular cryptocurrency used both as a means of payment and as an investment.

On the obverse of the medal we see the symbol of the Litecoin currency, a crossed-out L that somewhat resembles an L, The whole design is kept in a graphic design that refers to the circuit board of electronic circuits. The obverse shows a similar digital pattern, filling the entire surface of the medal. In addition, a small element is placed here, in the form of a mining symbol alluding to the digging of cryptocurrencies.