Coffin Memento Mori
Between the understanding of one’s own mortality and the recognition of life on Earth as a beautiful opportunity, there exists a captivating and poignant dichotomy in holding the concepts of Life and Death together.
The macabre Latin Christian phrase of antiquity, memento mori, serves as a succinct mantra in today’s modern world. “Remember that you have to die,” it says—prompting reflection and appreciation for life’s fleeting nature.
Memento vivere (Latin: “Remember you have to live”) echoes the belief that life is to be celebrated. Enjoy yourself while you’re here, and remember—life can begin today.
Solid Copper Coin
2.02" height x 1.04" width (5.13 cm x 2.64 cm)
0.095 ounces (27.2 grams)
Coin design by Michael Shantz, engraved by Woody Maringer.
Description
Between the understanding of one’s own mortality and the recognition of life on Earth as a beautiful opportunity, there exists a captivating and poignant dichotomy in holding the concepts of Life and Death together.
The macabre Latin Christian phrase of antiquity, memento mori, serves as a succinct mantra in today’s modern world. “Remember that you have to die,” it says—prompting reflection and appreciation for life’s fleeting nature.
Memento vivere (Latin: “Remember you have to live”) echoes the belief that life is to be celebrated. Enjoy yourself while you’re here, and remember—life can begin today.
Solid Copper Coin
2.02" height x 1.04" width (5.13 cm x 2.64 cm)
0.095 ounces (27.2 grams)
Coin design by Michael Shantz, engraved by Woody Maringer.
