While Neil and I were clearing out stuff in my bedroom last week, I found my old Sigillum Salomonis talisman, the precursor/original version of what we now know as the AGLA talisman. This is made of copper. Pronouncing AGLA correctly allegedly calls an army of spirits to one's aid.

Later versions of the AGLA talisman were round. I had two of those--one made of stainless steel and the other of sterling silver--but Cherry insisted on buying them from me years ago.

This is the only AGLA talisman I now have. The mage who sold it to me in 2015 probably didn't focus on the AGLA aspect. and just said that if I kept this in my wallet I would never run out of money. I'm holding on to this rather than including it in the Bilbo Baggins Saturday afternoon sessions. 

On Google search, the talisman is described as "a common form of an amulet [sic] already in use for several hundred years. AGLA is a notariqon (kabbalistic acronym) of the biblical phrase “Ateh Gibor Le-olam Adonai (The Lord is mighty forever).”