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Keep Death Before Your Eyes Daily
What Epictetus told his students 2,000 years ago
Epictetus told his students: "Keep death and exile before your eyes each day, along with everything that seems terrible - by doing so, you'll never have a base thought nor will you have excessive desire." Before your eyes. Daily. Not once in a while when you feel philosophical. Every day.
The Stoics understood something we've forgotten: you can't remember what you can't see. Thoughts fade. Intentions dissolve. You need something physical. That's what this coin does.

It Changes As You Carry It
Heavy, thick, and already looks old when it arrives
The coin is aged chemically before it ships, so it arrives looking worn from months of use. Copper, bronze, or silver - each starts with that weathered finish. What happens after that is yours. Your hands add oils that darken certain areas. Edges smooth with time. The raised details begin to shine while the depths stay dark. After a year in your pocket, no other coin will look quite like yours.