@terminal99 Well they can almost recreate the big bang, so they can't be to far off. I would sell before 2030. I'm buying silver and ill sell in ten years.
@eyewarnedyou but not everyone think of it that way. i told my parent about collecting copper pennies but they dont listen to me cus they think im just a kid saying nonsense stuff. at school, everyone toss pennies n also the copper one.
im just taking a swing in the dark but it may be good to stockpile zinc because just like copper it will eventually become scarce because it is being used so much as a replacement for copper
i heard that copper is supposed to go up to $7 a pound message if you want the full story message me. it was on yahoo i think and i only remember some of it .
@brieman2 1982 was the change over year. That year, the mint started making 95% copper then switched over to copper coated zinc. I've found that around 75% of '82's are copper. The most reliable way to tell the difference is to weigh them. A copper cent is 3.1 grams while a zinc is 2.5 grams. Will
I'm usually complaining that I have too many nickels and pennies. Now I won't. I have 2 huge old water fountain glass jars and will try filling them up now. Thanks for the info. I will quietly tell a couple of my family and friends too.
I think you're absolutely right, though I also feel this way about Silver. I think the potential for mined metals in the future is FANTASTIC!!! And in terms of preserving purchasing power, it is ALWAYS going to do better than paper fiat money, which is typically what people are looking to get and stuff into their pockets. How much smarter would it be to be putting gold, silver, and copper into safe personal storage?
@duke55925 Right now it is illegal to melt them. I believe that will change once copper cents become scarce, but I really don't care if it does because I never plan on melting them. One day copper cents will be as popular as junk silver coins are now for investing in my opinion. There already is a thriving market for copper cents on Ebay.
@itachi1303 All U.S. cents made after 1982 contain only 2.5% copper and 97.5% zinc. The copper content is only the coating that you see on the outside.
Good Video and you are right get the pennies now. It looks like a great project for my two little kids this summer. We will start to sort pennies and count money.
@in4fun The kids love playing with pennies. If you want to get serious, look into getting a Ryedale sorter. They can sort thru a whole box in a few minutes. Will
synthetic meterial will probably make copper useless. Science will kill metal prices.
adrianwillis360 5 days ago
@adrianwillis360 Science has been trying for a long time to replace copper with no luck.
terminal99 4 days ago
@terminal99 Well they can almost recreate the big bang, so they can't be to far off. I would sell before 2030. I'm buying silver and ill sell in ten years.
adrianwillis360 3 days ago
@eyewarnedyou but not everyone think of it that way. i told my parent about collecting copper pennies but they dont listen to me cus they think im just a kid saying nonsense stuff. at school, everyone toss pennies n also the copper one.
uchihasurvival 1 week ago
would nickels be a good alternative since u don't have to sort them?
stormspottter 2 weeks ago
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CollectingSilver 1 month ago
ph mining is in my hometown of milwaukee they pay well great play to be employed
tdubb505 1 month ago
im just taking a swing in the dark but it may be good to stockpile zinc because just like copper it will eventually become scarce because it is being used so much as a replacement for copper
ZachandCodyCrazyLife 2 months ago
i heard that copper is supposed to go up to $7 a pound message if you want the full story message me. it was on yahoo i think and i only remember some of it .
1990suzuki 3 months ago
1982 pennis and b4 are copper
brieman2 7 months ago
@brieman2 1982 was the change over year. That year, the mint started making 95% copper then switched over to copper coated zinc. I've found that around 75% of '82's are copper. The most reliable way to tell the difference is to weigh them. A copper cent is 3.1 grams while a zinc is 2.5 grams. Will
terminal99 7 months ago
i like those copper plankets in the jar! what are they For ya know? i want some too lol
daretohaveorangehair 8 months ago
@daretohaveorangehair I don't know what they are for. I got them off Ebay when I did a search for scrap copper. Will
terminal99 8 months ago
I'm usually complaining that I have too many nickels and pennies. Now I won't. I have 2 huge old water fountain glass jars and will try filling them up now. Thanks for the info. I will quietly tell a couple of my family and friends too.
shadowfaxx1 8 months ago
@shadowfaxx1 Make sure you pick a good place for those glass jars. They will get too heavy to move in no time. Will
terminal99 8 months ago
Thanks to you I have over 30 pounds of copper penny's saved.
ResellingPicker 8 months ago 3
@ResellingPicker Good Going! Will
terminal99 8 months ago
Great stuff, I need to get glasses to read the date on them. High speed rail is a joke but obama will build it anyway.
TheNinjaPicker 8 months ago
I think you're absolutely right, though I also feel this way about Silver. I think the potential for mined metals in the future is FANTASTIC!!! And in terms of preserving purchasing power, it is ALWAYS going to do better than paper fiat money, which is typically what people are looking to get and stuff into their pockets. How much smarter would it be to be putting gold, silver, and copper into safe personal storage?
veritasfiles 8 months ago
Thanks for the reply and for the great information.
duke55925 8 months ago
Many of the 1982 ones are copper too, you have to weigh them, copper ones are 3.1 grams, sometimes 3.2, and the zinc ones are 2.5 grams.
whittle4u 8 months ago
thanks man... ill start saving my pre 82 pennies.
The1100Gamers 8 months ago
are you able to resell pennies for scrap copper?
duke55925 8 months ago
@duke55925 Right now it is illegal to melt them. I believe that will change once copper cents become scarce, but I really don't care if it does because I never plan on melting them. One day copper cents will be as popular as junk silver coins are now for investing in my opinion. There already is a thriving market for copper cents on Ebay.
terminal99 8 months ago
How much is the percentage of copper in more contemporary pennies, like the 2011 penny??
itachi1303 8 months ago
@itachi1303 All U.S. cents made after 1982 contain only 2.5% copper and 97.5% zinc. The copper content is only the coating that you see on the outside.
terminal99 8 months ago
Hey, thanks for making another copper videos.I went to the bank and got a couple boxes. :) thanks
PaperforSilver 8 months ago
@PaperforSilver I love copper as an investment. I was overdue for a new video. Now if I can only figure out how to edit! Will
terminal99 8 months ago
Good Video and you are right get the pennies now. It looks like a great project for my two little kids this summer. We will start to sort pennies and count money.
in4fun 8 months ago
@in4fun The kids love playing with pennies. If you want to get serious, look into getting a Ryedale sorter. They can sort thru a whole box in a few minutes. Will
terminal99 8 months ago