1 oz Copper Zodiac Virgo (Mintage: 1,000 | Proof)
- Fine design: Ears of wheat, mountains and stars
- Gift idea: for those born under Virgo
- With certificate: Authenticity confirmed
- Fine designGraceful female figure in flowing robes before mountain ranges
- Gift ideaA birthday gift for everyone born under the sign of Virgo
- With certificateEvery coin comes with a certificate of authenticity
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Zodiac sign Virgo, in copper
The constellation Virgo and Spica.
Product image of the reverse: a woman in a long robe with flowing hair before mountains, ears of grain in front
The constellation in the sky
The sun stands in front of Virgo for about 45 days.
In Virgo lies the galaxy M87, about 54 million light years away, the dominant member of the Virgo Cluster with about 2,000 galaxies.
VirgoThe woman before mountains
Sun and moonSun and crescent of the obverse
FinenessWeight, fineness1 OZ 999 FINE COPPER
Details of the coin’s product image
The path of the sun
Twelve sections of a year.
Virgo is the sixth of the twelve sections.
Seen from the Earth, the sun travels once around the sky against the stars over the course of a year, along the ecliptic.
The signs divide this path into twelve equal sections of 30 degrees each, counted from the vernal equinox point, the position of the sun at the start of spring. The constellations of the same names differ in size.
Because the Earth’s axis slowly turns like a spinning top, once in about 26,000 years, the vernal equinox point has moved by about 30 degrees since the Greek Hipparchus. Signs and constellations are therefore offset today by about one constellation.
For more than 2,500 years
In cuneiform, in books, on clocks.
- BabylonThe cuneiform series MUL.APIN, preserved in copies from the 7th century BC onwards, names 17 constellations along the ecliptic.
- PtolemyAround AD 150, Ptolemy gathered more than a thousand stars into 48 constellations in the Almagest. At its core, our system today is his.
- Très Riches HeuresIn the book of hours of the Duke of Berry, now in Chantilly, each month’s picture shows the two zodiac signs of the month at the top.
- PragueThe astronomical clock has stood on the Old Town Hall since 1410, today with calendar, zodiac and clock.
The circle of twelve
All twelve signs in copper.
Each sign bears its own figure.
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
The finish
One ounce of copper.
The copper coin shows the figure of the sign, and on the obverse ONE DOLLAR and 1 OZ 999 FINE COPPER, along with the coat of arms of Liberia.
Coin and 1-cent coin at the same scale, the diameter according to our product data.
At a glance
- Issuing country
- Liberia
- Face value
- 1 Dollar
- Weight
- 1 ounce of copper
- Fineness
- 99.9%
- Diameter
- 40 mm
Face value, issuing country, weight and fineness as on the coin; the diameter comes from our product data.
Vindemiatrix, the star of the grape harvest.
Zodiac sign Virgo, in copper.
1 oz Copper Zodiac Virgo 2026 – Stellar Artistry in Copper, Strictly Limited to 1,000 Pieces
Strictly limited: Very low mintage of only 1,000 pieces worldwide
Minting quality: Highest possible minting quality "Proof" (PP) – mirror-like fields meet frosted relief
Growth opportunities: High appreciation potential due to the strict limitation and the sustained strong demand for zodiac designs
Rarity: Rare collector's coin made of 999 copper
Design: Virgo in flowing robes amid ripe wheat ears, mountain ranges and a sparkling starry sky, surrounded by the inscription "Clarity & Meaning"
Manufacturer: Various mints commissioned for the series
Certificate: Certificate of authenticity included with the new issue
Some designs only reveal their full effect in the warm red tone of copper. This is exactly the case here. This collector's coin from the sought-after Zodiac series shows just how much atmosphere the reddish shimmering metal can lend to an astrological design – a warmth that neither silver nor gold can create in this form. And it is scarce: with a mintage of only 1,000 pieces, this is a true rarity within the entire series.
The Design – Harvest, Mountains and a Sky Full of Stars
The obverse shows Virgo as a graceful female figure in a flowing robe. Her long hair blows in the wind. One hand is raised toward the starry sky, the other brushes over a field of ripe wheat ears – the symbol that has been associated with this zodiac sign since antiquity. Behind her, rugged mountain ranges rise in tiers, while gently curved fields in finely engraved lines lie in front. At the bottom edge of the image sits the astrological symbol for Virgo within a small medallion cartouche. Around the rim one reads "Virgo – Clarity & Meaning" along with a thought that gives this series its special character.
"The stars show the way, but fate lies in your hands."
The Reverse – Twelve Signs, Four Elements, One Universe
At the center, sun and moon merge into a double face, framed by an ornamental disc. Around it, the surface is divided into four quadrants, each representing an element:
Cloud banks and moon phases for air
Majestic peaks for earth
Rolling waves for water
Flickering flames for fire
All twelve zodiac symbols run around the outer ring of the design. Also featured are the inscriptions "Republic of Liberia", "One Dollar" and "1 oz 999 Fine Copper". The edge is reeded.
Proof – The Art of Minting at Its Highest Quality Level
The Proof quality demands great effort: dies and blanks are polished to a high gloss, each coin is struck multiple times, and handling is done exclusively with gloves. The result is the famous contrast between mirror-smooth fields and frosted relief. At an impressive 40.00 mm diameter, every detail stands out – from the individual wheat ear tips to the fine wavy lines on the reverse.
Why Copper Is So Popular Among Collectors
Copper coins offer an unusually wide variety of designs, as they are not tied to classic bullion series. In the USA, a lively scene surrounding copper rounds has existed for decades – ounce-sized copper medallions featuring the most diverse themes, from mythology to nature motifs. For those building a collection, copper is also appreciated as an ideal starting point: the feel, weight, sound and look of a full ounce can be explored here at leisure. Most copper buyers are indeed classic collectors who enjoy growing their own collection. Compared to the silver edition of the same series, the copper version scores with its larger diameter and significantly smaller limitation.
Technical Specifications at a Glance
Material: Copper, fineness 999/1,000
Fine weight: 31.10 g (1 oz), gross weight 31.13 g
Diameter: 40.00 mm, reeded edge
Minting quality: Proof (PP), year of issue 2026
Country of issue: Liberia, face value 1 Dollar
Mintage: very low mintage of 1,000 pieces
Who This Coin Is Suited For
Collectors of zodiac and astrology designs can hardly pass up this issue. As a gift for those born under the sign of Virgo, it is a perfect match – birthday, anniversary, or an introduction to numismatics. And for those who already own the series in silver or gold, this strictly limited copper issue rounds off their collection beautifully. With only 1,000 pieces worldwide, however, one thing is certain: those who hesitate will usually end up looking to the secondary market later.
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