Since nickel is no longer used as a material for currency (as far as I know) and Canada being known as one of the world's largest producer of nickel, should the RCM produce a .999 "Nickel Maple" bullion coin or bar? Or would that be a dumb idea?
I've noticed the price of nickel is starting to rise and perhaps a one kilo pure nickel round or bar would be cool (and an inexpensive investment that those of modest means could afford). Would the premium be too high?
Yes I would like to hold in my hand a big ol' chunk of Nickel!
Would you actually want to hold a pound of nickel for a measly $8-10 worth? I wouldn't. Search out nickel nickels if that's your pursuit and for Jebus' sake don't melt them because they're already in a known and recognisable form.
And Libertad, I'm guessing you havent seen the Copper bullion coins/bars. Ppl are willing to invest in copper bullion then I see no problems in them investing in Nickel. In fact there are ALOT of ppl who have already started there nickel nickel hording
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