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

"The saying Memento mori is derived from the Latin language, literally meaning 'remember death.' In a broader context, it is a call to reflect on the passing of life and the inevitability of death. It is a motif present in art, literature and culture, reminding us of the fragility of human existence and encouraging us to live virtuously.

On the obverse we see the image of a skeleton from the chest up, with the skull exposed centrally. Surrounding the figure, in a border, are symbols of hourglasses and small skulls, and in the upper part - a skull with tibias on a cross. At the bottom is the inscription "MEMENTO MORI," which is Latin for "Remember that you will die." - a philosophical motif reminding us of transience and mortality. On the reverse is a stylized image of an owl with outspread wings, holding two crossed arrows in its talons. Above the owl's head is a crown with the letters "A.M.," and above it is an arch composed of stars. At the bottom is the inscription "ANONYMOUS MINT" (the name of the mint). On the right side, near the owl's talons, is information about the weight and material of the coin: "1 Ounce A.V.P. .999 Copper".