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A terracotta card with burnt copper and ivory slices. Warm like Sunset but built the other way round: Sunset is a dark plum card with warm slices, Copper is a warm card with a genuinely dark slice. That gives it the block-like structure Sunset does not have, while keeping the same temperature.
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Card #E8C3A6, slices #8C4420 and #FDF3EA, pointer #5C2A10. Worst case is 7.1:1 with a 6.5:1 gap between the slices. Along with Royal and Jade it is one of only three light cards here carrying a dark slice, which is what lets a light theme read as alternating blocks instead of as one disc.
Earthy, desert-toned feeds and anyone who finds Blush too pale and Latte too dark. It occupies the middle of that warm range, and it is the only light card in the set with a genuinely orange identity.
Daytime posts on warm-toned grids. It holds up in print better than most here, because nothing in the palette depends on a screen being backlit.
The dark copper slice carries longer names comfortably. The ivory slice is where the type shrinks first, so avoid putting your longest prize on an odd count.
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Same warmth, opposite construction. Sunset is a dark card with light slices and reads as one warm object; Copper is a light card with a dark slice and reads as blocks. Pick Sunset for a dark feed and Copper for a light one.