Your Opinion On Copper Bullion

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My wife and I stack food for this very reason. Any extra money people have should be put into some canned / dried / frozen food. Prices are heading higher, thanks in large part to the inflation that Uncle Ben says we don't have and now the mid-western drought that has decimated the US corn crop and done significant damage to soybeans, wheat, and perhaps other crops as well. The basics are especially good to have: flour, sugar, cooking oil, pasta, rice, beans, canned fruits and veggies, frozen meat, etc. It's great to have PMs but there are other things that can be really useful too, so don't forget about them.

and it takes about $1.54 worth of cents to make a pound....double your money....i will take that any day. "Penny Bullion" is the way for me!

Thats the only copper worth it that you dont have lying around already. Especially if you penny roll hunt you can just put lots on ebay when they add up and have instant profit, wont get rich but every little bit helps

I recommend pure nickel coin hoarding. If you're a world coin collector or someone who buys in world coins by the pound and sort through them, well there are countless 99.9% Pure Nickel coins in every mix. A few examples are the modern France 1 Franc and 2 Franc Coins, also the Netherlands Guilder Coins can be quite heavy at 2-1/2 Guilders. Other countries that have pure nickel coins include Canada and Belgium.
The price of nickel is fairly cheap to acquire compared to the $22.00/lb that we've seen a few years ago. It is also a very important metal that is used in the creation of steel which creates armor and bullets for our military. If you feel that World War III is on its way, then nickel might just be the ideal metal for you. Remember how nickel outweighed the importance and value of silver during World War II when nickels got replaced with 35% Silver Nickels by the million. Well it's a very important metal that has never been advertised as heavily as silver, gold and copper... I already have 2lb of 99.9% World Coins that I acquired for less than $4 a pound and will certainly be adding more as I encounter them.

Copper is a base metal. Look at it this way copper is grouped with lead, nickle and zinc. At one time however the Great Copper Mountain in Sweden was called their national treasury and their currency was backed by copper.

Your certainly can invest in the many copper stocks in the market. However other than being unique I consider the so called copper bullion a poor investment. Hey the companies selling it are make a great return though.

I do deal in copper but not as a PM but as a salvage metal. I do pretty well recycling a lot of it each year. It takes some time and work but generally most of it I get for free.

Now with that said I do separate copper pennies, I figure what the heck may some day I can get a small return on something cheap. They are a pain in the back side to store though. But no I do not buy the so called copper bullion.

Didnt copper have a period where it was very expensive? something about china going around buying it up?