Roman Catholic and being Baptized for a second time in a Coptic church
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I would not get baptized in the Coptic Church under these circumstances. If you know you are validly baptized once, it is sacrilegious to get baptized again. We believe in one baptism, and one baptism alone. You are undermining the efficacy and gravity of baptism and trivializing the sacrament if you receive it multiple times.
It's also not metaphysically possible, so nothing but sacrilege is achieved.
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