Wikipedia's label for a crayon
Pale copper is the label the Wikipedia article on copper as a color gives to #DA8A67. The article explains that this is the shade Crayola sells as plain Copper, a crayon first made in 1903. We found no paint or crayon sold under the name pale copper. The word pale just sets it apart from the darker copper of Maerz and Paul, #B87333. Wikipedia's main color list now shows the same code as Copper (Crayola), with a note asking for a citation. The crayon's own story is on the Copper (Crayola) page.
Dark text works best
Black text on pale copper reaches 7.81 to 1. That passes even the strictest WCAG level for normal text, which asks for 7 to 1. White text gets only 2.69 to 1. For deeper metal tones, see copper red or the shades of orange.

