Description
Death has never looked so collectible. The Gram Reaper 1g .999 Copper Card features a stunningly detailed Grim Reaper design rendered on a genuine 1 gram piece of .999 fine copper. The hooded skeletal figure grips its iconic scythe with an otherworldly presence that commands attention despite the miniature canvas. Presented in a clean, display-ready card format from 320 Coins, each piece is individually numbered from a limited mintage of just 10,000 — making it a must-have for horror fans, copper stackers, and themed collectors alike. The warm copper tones add an eerie glow to the dark artwork, creating a piece that is as visually striking as it is collectible. Whether you are building a themed set or gifting something unique, the Gram Reaper delivers serious style with real metal value.
Gram Reaper 1g .999 Copper Card
By 320 Coins · Last updated
The Grim Reaper meets precious copper in this hauntingly detailed 1g collectible card. Featuring a menacing skeletal figure with scythe, sealed in a display-ready format from 320 Coins with a limited mintage of 10,000.
$12.95
SKU: gram-reaper-1g-999-copper-card
Specifications
| Metal Type | Copper |
| Weight | 1g |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mint | 320 Coins |
| Mintage | 10,000 |
| SKU | gram-reaper-1g-999-copper-card |
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