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Under the new rules, it is illegal to melt pennies and nickels. It is also illegal to export the coins for melting.
Violators could spend up to five years in prison and pay as much as $10,000 in fines. Plus, the government will confiscate any coins or metal used in melting schemes.The rules are similar to those enacted in the 1960s and 1970s, when metals prices also rose, the Mint said. Before today's new regulations, it was not illegal to melt coins.
I think this law will dropped at least for the pre1982 cents. First of all, they're not being minted any more and they now only take up about 20% of the total pennies circulating today and will only shrink more with time and as more people hoard them for their copper content. I would write to the Treasury about lifting this ban for the pre1982 cents. As for the zinc cents and nickels, the law will gone on for some time.
@AngryAussie They outlawed melting silver coins back in the 1970s till when silver got very high in 1979, it was lifted. I see the same out come for at least the pre1982 cents when either copper hits $10 a pound or higher or when almost all the pre82s are pulled out of circulation. As for nickels and the post1982 zinc cents, this law will go on for quite some time unless they quit making these coins. Only time will tell this one.
I'm going to cash in a bunch of money for nickels and melt it. Not because I'm a low life, but because thats called "fucking the system" and when you can gain from the systems mistakes, WHY THE FUCK NOT!
@AngryAussie I think this law will be dropped at least for the pre1982 cents. First of all, they're not being minted any more and they now only take up about 20% of the total pennies circulating today and will only shrink more with time and as more people hoard them for their copper content. I would write to the Treasury about lifting this ban for the pre1982 cents. As for the zinc cents and nickels, the law will gone on for some time. They did this with silver coins back in the '70s.
Once STEEL goes up in price in 50 years, they will say the same- not to melt STEEL pennies. When you cash in your steel pennies, they melt it themselves. When you buy pennies from a bank it will be 100% Stone Pebble Pennies... cause after Steel, I don't know whats left... maybe Lead Penny. ?
If I bought Canadian Gold Bullion coins that are 99.99% pure, I should be able to melt it and make jewlery if I please. The banks don't want you to melt coins, because they want to instead. When you cash high quality Copper or Nickle coins at the bank they keep it; when you go into a bank to get a roll of pennies, they give you the 2008 STEEL penny. Its similar to when Banks told citizens in the States to give up their gold or you go to prison.
I see this shit everyday..I work at a metal recycling company called omni source....and we get in sooo much stolen merch..that we have a cop that sits in the retail area just to run checks on all of our product...its rediculous
price is close to $4 a lb.... those cables are no joke 136 pre 1982 pennys make a lb of copper buy 10,000 coins for $100 + a small fee melt down the coin and sell the bars you make for $300ish after the fee thats $180proft.... do now times that buy 10 and do it 1 day a week thats $1800 a week for 1days worth of "work"
Recently there were a trio of people attempting to steal copper wiring from a power substation. One of them got electrocuted in the process and his buddies ran off but reportedly one of them came back to provide info to the authorities.
Another group of geniuses burned down a warehouse in New York City attempting to burn away the insulation from some wiring they acquired.
While it's fun to watch you make a fool of yourself publicly, you'd be doing everyone a favour, yourself most of all if you just fucked off and got a life.
Bond: Now that you caught me, at least tell you're evil plan before I die
Villian: Well Mr. Bond, it's simple, my men are busy tracking down every 5 cent and 1 cent coin they can find, we will melt them down then sell them for their metal market value.
... News on TV: In a sudden shock, metal prices have taken a nose dive
I´ll tell you what happend to criminals with guns. There "job" became to dangerous and risky. And those criminals stealing live electrical wires, only one word for those maniacs: Toasted.
That is so silly, they haven't taken the cost of the energy required into account. There is no way that is a serious problem and not to mention the cost of making the mint to actually make the coin. Anyway I must admit it isn't the silliest thing I have heard come out of America lol
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humanitarianguyana 5 months ago
Under the new rules, it is illegal to melt pennies and nickels. It is also illegal to export the coins for melting.
Violators could spend up to five years in prison and pay as much as $10,000 in fines. Plus, the government will confiscate any coins or metal used in melting schemes.The rules are similar to those enacted in the 1960s and 1970s, when metals prices also rose, the Mint said. Before today's new regulations, it was not illegal to melt coins.
violetvwatson 7 months ago
@violetvwatson Actually, those are old rules. There's just more reason to break them now.
AngryAussie 7 months ago
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tapout320 9 months ago
@tapout320 Yes it would be
AngryAussie 9 months ago
I think this law will dropped at least for the pre1982 cents. First of all, they're not being minted any more and they now only take up about 20% of the total pennies circulating today and will only shrink more with time and as more people hoard them for their copper content. I would write to the Treasury about lifting this ban for the pre1982 cents. As for the zinc cents and nickels, the law will gone on for some time.
ScorpioBornIn69 1 year ago
@ScorpioBornIn69 You go with that
AngryAussie 1 year ago
@AngryAussie They outlawed melting silver coins back in the 1970s till when silver got very high in 1979, it was lifted. I see the same out come for at least the pre1982 cents when either copper hits $10 a pound or higher or when almost all the pre82s are pulled out of circulation. As for nickels and the post1982 zinc cents, this law will go on for quite some time unless they quit making these coins. Only time will tell this one.
ScorpioBornIn69 1 year ago
@madmankitchen Hooray for you
AngryAussie 1 year ago
why tilt your head when you talk
abcpools 1 year ago
@abcpools Why not?
AngryAussie 1 year ago
I'm going to cash in a bunch of money for nickels and melt it. Not because I'm a low life, but because thats called "fucking the system" and when you can gain from the systems mistakes, WHY THE FUCK NOT!
skeebert 1 year ago
@skeebert lol P.S. I have a full time job as a contractor.
skeebert 1 year ago
@skeebert Apart from the fact it's illegal
AngryAussie 1 year ago
@AngryAussie Apart from work, 50% of my life is spent on the wrong side of the law.
Melting coins is probably the smallest demeanor I would be involved in, should I chose to try it. Thanks for your reply! =D
skeebert 1 year ago
@AngryAussie I think this law will be dropped at least for the pre1982 cents. First of all, they're not being minted any more and they now only take up about 20% of the total pennies circulating today and will only shrink more with time and as more people hoard them for their copper content. I would write to the Treasury about lifting this ban for the pre1982 cents. As for the zinc cents and nickels, the law will gone on for some time. They did this with silver coins back in the '70s.
ScorpioBornIn69 1 year ago
wait just a minute!! You seem to be saying that governments are DISHONEST???!!!
;-)
TadRapidly 1 year ago
@TadRapidly Heaven forbid
AngryAussie 1 year ago
I Just save nickels and ... pennies made before 1983. That way if the dollar ever collapses I will have some real money.
Saving other metals like gold and silver doesn't hurt either.
arch571332 2 years ago
I guess so
AngryAussie 2 years ago
So they'd rather risk receiving a fatal shock instead of work for a living? That's a tad bit weird.
vickiormindyb 2 years ago
People take very stupid risks
AngryAussie 2 years ago
I'll use my Death Note!
CanaanSGl 2 years ago
hahahahah fair enough
AngryAussie 2 years ago
youre right, why melt pennies! I'm going to rob people on the street instead... thanks Angry man.
1ToNJaB 3 years ago
It's all about planning
AngryAussie 3 years ago
Once STEEL goes up in price in 50 years, they will say the same- not to melt STEEL pennies. When you cash in your steel pennies, they melt it themselves. When you buy pennies from a bank it will be 100% Stone Pebble Pennies... cause after Steel, I don't know whats left... maybe Lead Penny. ?
1ToNJaB 3 years ago
If I bought Canadian Gold Bullion coins that are 99.99% pure, I should be able to melt it and make jewlery if I please. The banks don't want you to melt coins, because they want to instead. When you cash high quality Copper or Nickle coins at the bank they keep it; when you go into a bank to get a roll of pennies, they give you the 2008 STEEL penny. Its similar to when Banks told citizens in the States to give up their gold or you go to prison.
1ToNJaB 3 years ago
I see this shit everyday..I work at a metal recycling company called omni source....and we get in sooo much stolen merch..that we have a cop that sits in the retail area just to run checks on all of our product...its rediculous
jiantj07 3 years ago
I bet you have cops way more often now!
AngryAussie 3 years ago
price is close to $4 a lb.... those cables are no joke 136 pre 1982 pennys make a lb of copper buy 10,000 coins for $100 + a small fee melt down the coin and sell the bars you make for $300ish after the fee thats $180proft.... do now times that buy 10 and do it 1 day a week thats $1800 a week for 1days worth of "work"
Panomoney 3 years ago
More and more copper is getting stolen.
AngryAussie 3 years ago
i know hhahaha (job site)
Panomoney 3 years ago
Why bother. Its not like its going to give you a massive profit really, is it? Unless they stole HUNDREDS of cables. ^^;
ScarlettKitsune 3 years ago
Anyone wanna buy a light post
Dan1234111 3 years ago
Seriously, this is getting worse - people ripping up fences and taking overhead power cables from train lines.
AngryAussie 3 years ago
We have the same criminals!
My train was stuck in a middle of nowhere for over an hour, because some asshole have stolen copper cables.
suonatar1 3 years ago
Yep, this is happening more often in Australia now.
AngryAussie 3 years ago
I love that you just said "suckass".
I actually laughed.
b00b00bs 4 years ago
That was my goal :)
AngryAussie 4 years ago
It sounds so funny when it's said in our accent.
Although I honestly don't think we have one. The rest of the world does, I say!
b00b00bs 4 years ago
Damn straight - they need to learn to talk normally.
AngryAussie 4 years ago
Hahahaha
Damn right,
b00b00bs 4 years ago
OH MY GOD, THAT'S GENIUS! <Running out to the garage with her jar of change.>
Unsweet 4 years ago
And the prices have gone up further since I did this!
AngryAussie 4 years ago
Recently there were a trio of people attempting to steal copper wiring from a power substation. One of them got electrocuted in the process and his buddies ran off but reportedly one of them came back to provide info to the authorities.
Another group of geniuses burned down a warehouse in New York City attempting to burn away the insulation from some wiring they acquired.
celtic2004 5 years ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA morons of the world unite!
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Angry Ahole.
perkoff 5 years ago
You shouldn't eat curry if you can't handle it.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Zzzzzz....wake me up when you get entertaining.
perkoff 5 years ago
While it's fun to watch you make a fool of yourself publicly, you'd be doing everyone a favour, yourself most of all if you just fucked off and got a life.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
angry angry angry angry ausie au au au au au au ausie au au au au ausie ausie angry angry angry angry ausie au au au au ausie, coins!!!
robbylovesanime 5 years ago
That's the one!
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Ha! Kind of reminds me of that episode of Seinfeld where they scam a mail truck to ship bottles and cans for the extra 5 cent deposit.
theestranger 5 years ago
Oh yeah, and they drive interstate and end up losing them all.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Wow,that was great.
TheSuburbanLegend 5 years ago
Thanks!
AngryAussie 5 years ago
So if I melt down coins, will it be worth the same amount as the bullet I can mold it into?
RiverBirch1967 5 years ago
There's a question for all the survivalists stockpiling ammo: are those bullets worth more than you paid for them?
AngryAussie 5 years ago
You are the best . You always give me a chuckle to start the day with , and the bitch of it all it's always true.
Yoyr friend Jim
jbre5 5 years ago
I'm not bullshitting when I say "that's the news and that's the truth"
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Haha... that may actually be quite profitable - if you own tons of coins :D :D :D
and yep here they're also stealing every fucking peace of metal that isn't big enuf to carry away - even statues from the park get melt down ^^
TheOCrulz 5 years ago
Yep,they never cease to amaze.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Bond: Now that you caught me, at least tell you're evil plan before I die
Villian: Well Mr. Bond, it's simple, my men are busy tracking down every 5 cent and 1 cent coin they can find, we will melt them down then sell them for their metal market value.
... News on TV: In a sudden shock, metal prices have taken a nose dive
Villian: WHAT? NNNNOOOOO
Bond: HAHAHA, pwned
MokongX3M 5 years ago
Yes, not up to normal bond villain standard.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
I´ll tell you what happend to criminals with guns. There "job" became to dangerous and risky. And those criminals stealing live electrical wires, only one word for those maniacs: Toasted.
RandomEdd 5 years ago
Yep, crispy fried crims.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Testy *laughing*.
RandomEdd 5 years ago
pmsl imagining crims weighed down with loose change. they could make a quicker and easier buck stealing your car radio.
ITS370H55V3W 5 years ago
Yeah, it doesn't make sense.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
That is so silly, they haven't taken the cost of the energy required into account. There is no way that is a serious problem and not to mention the cost of making the mint to actually make the coin. Anyway I must admit it isn't the silliest thing I have heard come out of America lol
orbvious 5 years ago
Could you image someone trying to collect, say, $20,000 worth of 1c pieces? The logistics are impossible. This whole story is crap.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
and also the criminals in australia STEAL taps from local school in melbourne
spikeydoodthe2nd 5 years ago
Yeah, people will steal metal from just about anywhere.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Actually... I've been carelessly letting coins pile up in a jar here. NOW I know what to do with them. THANKS!
curt344 5 years ago
Yes, NOW is the time to cash them in, but at a scrap metal yard, not the bank.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
HEY!!!! Don't dis our criminals like that. We got good criminals too...ya know!!!
buster44 5 years ago
The good criminals should step up and deliver a smackdown to the loser criminals.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
in my community crooks have been stealing memorial plaques placed on park benches for the brass.
rockinjellyfish 5 years ago
Yeah, there's no limit to how low some people will go.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
rofl, do you know how much money it would cost just to melt down all those coins? Awesome.
TheSonOfCulture 5 years ago
Exactly! This isn't exactly the work of criminal masterminds.
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Maybe they are neurotic criminals that compulsively feel copper should always be in ingots.
TheSonOfCulture 5 years ago
It could be that, maybe they're scared of coins and want to melt them all!
AngryAussie 5 years ago
Another nice video. I loved it! :)
fawful67 5 years ago
Thanks!
AngryAussie 5 years ago
man melt a coin witch is a lot of money for 8cents man people get dummer and dummer
fireghoust 5 years ago
Yeah, not worth the effort really.
AngryAussie 5 years ago