Ryedale Copper Penny Sorter

The machine sorts 18,000 pennies per hour and the pennies in circulation are about a fifth copper, which are worth three times their face value. After sorting all of my pennies, my Ryedale copper penny sorter is now for sale. Write to me, buy it, and begin profiting from the dollar's collapse.

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• copper
• penny
• coin mining
• coin roll hunting
• invest
• metal
• face value
• melt value
• pennies
• hoard
• coin
• ryedale
• inflation
• dollar collapse
• hedge
• finance
• Gresham's Law
• Gresham
• save
• cent

[wayne290]

Noisy thing, isn't it?

[copperpennymine]

@wayne290 Definitely use ear plugs.

[douro20]

What is the model of coin comparator they use in these machines?

[copperpennymine]

@douro20 Good question.Do you know of or can build a similar looking one for sorting silver half dollars?

[copperpennymine]

@douro20 No label

[zacheryschmitz]

how much is the average rate of return for an hour of nonstop sorting?

[copperpennymine]

@zacheryschmitz Read the video's description. What is with all of the hip-hop garbage on your channel?

[intritec]

Have you sold this yet? How much do you want for it?

[douro20]

@ScorpioBornIn69

No. It sorts them by comparing the electromagnetic signature of a reference coin in the comparator to the coins being fed into it.

[douro20]

@copperpennymine

You should be able to do it, if you have a good enough electromagnetic coin comparator.

[ScorpioBornIn69]

Very neat sorter. Doesn't weigh each coin as they go through? The old copper ones weigh 20% more than the zinc.

[ScorpioBornIn69]

Really put this into mind, people. Copper is becoming more like gold and silver as a 'safe haven' against both inflation and the doomed Dollar. I would teach your kids and young collectors about the potential of copper cents and what they'll be when copper continues to rise. Think about it, should the Dollar collapse and you have a huge stash of pre-1982 cents, they'll ALWAYS have value because of the copper content, just like the silver and gold coins. I have over $600 face value of pre-82s.