The Scream 10oz Gold Gilt Copper Bullion Medal .999 Fine Mintage 5000

Looking for a Christmas gift or stocking stuffer? This collectible copper piece is a great pick for coin collectors, stackers, and the person who has everything.

"The Scream" — 10 oz Gold Gilt Copper Art Medal, Colorized, Mintage 5,000

A striking art-tribute piece from the "Eye of the Beholder" series: the rectangular medal frames a detailed eye, its lashes rendered in fine detail, with a vivid colorized reproduction of Edvard Munch's iconic 1893 painting "The Scream" filling the eye itself — the anguished figure on the bridge beneath a swirling orange-and-blue sky. The piece carries a brilliant gold gilt finish and arrives in a protective capsule. The reverse is inscribed "EYE OF THE BEHOLDER," the Toromint maker's mark with Toronto skyline, "THE SCREAM," and "ONE OF 5000."

Specs

Weight: 10 troy ounces
Base metal: .999 fine copper with gold gilt finish
Shape: Rectangular (non-round)
Finish: Gold gilt, colorized relief
Mintage: Limited to 5,000
Maker: Toromint
Packaging: Protective capsule included

Why collectors like this piece A bold, conversation-starting art medal that reimagines a world-famous masterpiece in dimensional relief on heavyweight copper bullion — appeals to fine-art and art-history collectors, Munch and expressionism fans, and anyone drawn to a striking display piece beyond a standard round.

Materials Copper, .999 fine copper, gold gilt finish, metal, bullion medal, collectible coin

♻️ Care Instructions Store in a dry place. Avoid touching the surface to preserve finish. Use cotton gloves or store in a protective sleeve or capsule.

Disclaimers

Not legal tender.
Display stand shown in photos is not included.
Not certified/graded BU — medal may have minor blemishes not visible in photos.
Some photos may be AI-enhanced.
Gold gilt finish — base metal is copper, not gold bullion; gilt is a thin decorative plating only.
Design is an artistic tribute/reproduction of Edvard Munch's painting "The Scream" (1893), a work in the public domain; not affiliated with or endorsed by any museum or the Munch estate.