Safety in Numbers - Silver and Shells 1 oz Copper Medal

Copper Medal Safety in Numbers - Silver and Shells 1 oz AVDP Copper

Copper Medal Safety in Numbers - Silver and Shells 1 oz AVDP Copper is a collectible piece made of .999 fine copper. Its weight is one avoirdupois ounce, or approximately 28.35 g. The medal belongs to a theme focused on security, self-reliance, and protecting the future, combining precious metal motifs with ammunition symbolism.

Silver and Shells – the symbolism of security

Safety in Numbers - Silver and Shells stands out with its distinctive combination of the silver symbol Ag and cartridges arranged around the central design. The motif may be interpreted as a reference to material security and readiness for unforeseen situations. The bold relief and the warm color of copper give the medal an attractive appearance and emphasize its collectible character.

Obverse and reverse of the Safety in Numbers medal

Obverse features the chemical symbol Ag at the center, along with the designation for silver and its atomic mass. Cartridges are placed around it, while the inscriptions “SILVER + SHELLS” and “SAFETY IN NUMBERS” appear along the rim.

Reverse depicts a shield with the silhouettes of a family, above which appears a clenched fist against a background of rays. The composition is surrounded by the inscriptions “PROTECT THE FUTURE”, “REAL METAL - REAL VALUE”, as well as the markings “1 OZ AVDP” and “.999 COPPER”.