Middle Earth™ Wayfinder in solid Copper

Not All Who Wander Are Lost One solid copper coin (18.1 grams) 1.27" inch (32.2mm) diameter, 3mm thick Expert patina to highlight the engraving Satisfying reeded edge With the greatest dangers of The Wild defeated by generations before, the Fourth Age of Middle-earth is much safer, yet adventure is still there to be found for those willing to go forth and seek it. Depicted on one face of this coin is Elessar™ (Aragorn as the crowned King) with the phrase in Westron: “Not all who wander are lost”. The obverse side depicts Arwen™ with the same phrase written in Elvish—Sindarin inscribed in Tengwar. This wayfinder token may be used as a decision-making aid during a wanderment by tossing it in the air. Both sides feature an arrow to convey that there is direction in wandering which may not be apparent at first glance. For instance, if facing a crossroads, whether a literal or internal struggle, one may remind themselves of the truth that not all who wander are lost, and recall all those who have wandered before, and all who shall wander after them. Designed by Ellen Barkin and engraved by Woody Maringer. Learn more about our artists. ©2024 Middle-earth, Arwen, Elessar, The Lord of the Rings, and the characters, events, items, and places therein are trademarks of Middle-earth enterprises, LLC and are used, under license, by Maringer Studios LLC dba Shire Post Mint. All Rights Reserved.