Two-Year Calendar Coin (2026-2027)

In Stoicism, time is not measured by what we promise ourselves, but by how we live each day. What matters is not the length of the road, but whether we walk it with intention. Days lived consciously are the true measure of progress.

This solid copper Two-Year Calendar Coin was chosen with that discipline in mind.

Each side of the coin bears a fully engraved calendar—2026 on one side, 2027 on the other—offering a quiet, screen-free way to orient yourself in time. Turn it in your hand. Mark the day. Or simply let it remind you that the only moment within your control is now.

The Stoics used physical objects—coins, rings, tablets—not as charms, but as prompts for attention and character. This calendar coin serves that same purpose. It can be used as:

• A personal daily anchor for intentional living

• A reminder of consistency over impulse

• A symbol of discipline practiced one day at a time

• A meaningful gift for someone committed to self-mastery

The weight and warmth of solid copper make it well suited as a worry stone—something to hold during reflection, journaling, or deliberate pause. Keep it in your pocket, on a desk, or beside a journal as a quiet symbol of steadiness and resolve.

Details
Metal: Solid Copper
Diameter: 38.8 mm (1.52 in)
Weight: 28.3 g / 1 oz
Finish: Expert patina to highlight fine engraving
Design: Full calendar engravings for 2026 and 2027
Note: Text is intentionally small to accommodate every day of the year—magnification may help.

A small object. A long view. Attention to today.

Key Features:

• Designed for Daily Practice: A tangible reminder that progress is made through repeated, intentional actions.

• Two Years in View: Engraved calendars for 2026 and 2027 reinforce the Stoic perspective of patience and continuity.

• Solid Copper Presence: Substantial and grounding—ideal for moments of reflection or deliberate pause.

• Screen-Free Awareness: Check the date without distraction; cultivate presence instead of reaction.

• Thoughtful Gift: Well suited for anyone drawn to Stoicism, mindfulness, or the discipline of living deliberately.