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

The saying "Non vi, virtute vici" comes from Latin and means "Not by force, but by valor have I prevailed." It emphasizes the importance of courage, honor and skill in achieving victory instead of brute force. The maxim is sometimes attributed to ancient chieftains and knights who valued strategy and virtue over the mindless use of violence. It can also be interpreted as an indication that true success comes from wisdom, ethics and determination. Today, the slogan is sometimes used in the context of personal challenges, struggles for justice or athletic competition. It symbolizes the moral value of triumph achieved through honest means.

On the obverse of the copper medal in the central part we see a sword against a circular ornamental pattern. At the very top is the inscription SILVER SHIELD, while at the bottom we can read the weight of the value. On the reverse we see a female personification of valor raising her right hand triumphantly upwards. On either side of her is placed the divided inscription Non vi, virtute vici.