Stymphalian Birds 1 oz Copper Round – The 12 Labors of Hercules

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Inspired by the legendary sixth labor of Hercules, this 1 oz .999 Fine Copper Round commemorates the terrifying Stymphalian Birds, the deadly creatures that plagued the marshlands of ancient Greek mythology. Combining intricate engraving with the rich brilliance of fine copper, the round transforms one of Hercules’ most dangerous challenges into a striking collectible bullion piece.

 

With its dramatic avian imagery and classical design elements, this round appeals to both mythology enthusiasts and copper bullion collectors. The detailed artwork, symbolic storytelling, and warm copper finish make it a distinctive addition to any collection focused on ancient legends or artistic copper rounds.

 

Key Features:

  • Metal Type: Copper
  • Purity: .999 Fine Copper
  • Weight: 1 AVDP Ounce
  • Theme: Greek Mythology / Hercules
  • Obverse Design: The Stymphalian Birds surrounding skeletal remains
  • Reverse Design: Hercules wearing the Nemean lion skin

 

The obverse depicts the fearsome Stymphalian Birds, the man-eating creatures Hercules was tasked to drive away during his sixth labor. Three large birds dominate the scene, each rendered with elongated beaks, extended wings, and sharp talons that emphasize their predatory nature. One bird is shown in flight with wings spread wide, while the others stand ominously among skeletal remains scattered across the ground below.

 

The inscription “STYMPHALIAN BIRDS” curves prominently around the upper rim, while the Roman numeral VI marks the sixth labor of Hercules. Fine detailing throughout the feathers, claws, and skeletal elements creates impressive texture and depth across the copper surface. The contrast between the graceful motion of the birds and the grim remains beneath them reinforces the danger these creatures represented in Greek mythology.

 

The reverse features a commanding side-profile portrait of Hercules, draped in the hide of the legendary Nemean lion. The lion’s head rests above the hero like a symbol of victory and endurance, reflecting the strength and determination that defined Hercules throughout his legendary labors. Intricate engraving throughout the mane, hair, and facial contours creates a highly sculpted appearance with exceptional visual depth.

 

A decorative Greek key border frames the portrait and reinforces the round’s classical Greek influence. Along the rim, the inscriptions “1 OZ” and “.999 FINE COPPER” clearly identify the round’s weight and purity while complementing the overall artistic composition.

 

Struck from 1 ounce of .999 fine copper, this round offers an impressive combination of collectible artistry and affordable bullion appeal. The brilliant copper finish enhances the engraved details and gives the design a warm, antique-inspired appearance perfectly suited to its mythological theme. The reeded edge adds a traditional minting touch while contributing to the round’s refined presentation.

 

What sets this piece apart is its dramatic interpretation of one of Hercules’ lesser-known but visually compelling labors. The design captures both the elegance and menace of the Stymphalian Birds, creating a dynamic composition rarely found in standard copper bullion rounds. Its combination of classical mythology, detailed engraving, and rich copper luster makes it especially appealing to collectors seeking unique and narrative-driven designs.

 

This 1 oz .999 Fine Copper Stymphalian Birds Hercules Round combines mythological storytelling, detailed craftsmanship, and collectible copper bullion appeal into one visually captivating piece. Its bold avian imagery and iconic Hercules portrait make it an exceptional addition for collectors of Greek mythology-themed rounds and fine copper bullion alike.

 

Add this beautifully crafted Hercules round to your collection today and own a tribute to one of mythology’s most legendary heroic labors.

Mint

Elemetal

Precious Metal

Copper

Series

The 12 Labors of Hercules

Mintage

5,128

Metal Content

1 AVDP oz

Purity

.999 Fine

Condition

Used

Diameter

39 mm

Edge

Reeded

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