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Posted 12/04/2010 10:15 pm
also this 50% return on your money can fall over night to 0% doing alot of work and not making anything if copper falls.
BUT you only lost your labor and time.
If your retired and LIKE TO DO IT , then go for it
Im just saying someone retired could stand at the Wal-mart front door one day a week and greet customers
and make as much in one 8$ hour shift $64
It would take someone sorting a 60,000 to 80,000 cents to get 20,000 copper cents and selling them at
at 1.25-1.50 to make the same amount of money 64$,
then the hassel of getting more cents, getting rid of the old ones, gas driving around , gas to mail um and what ever cost.
I dont want to sound like " its all about the money "
But for me it just is not enough money for my time. But like I said in another thread if someone wants to do it more power to them.
I just think at this time the time/profit/ratio is not high enough for it to be worth the time invested.
If copper was 8$ a lb and you were getting 3-4 cents per coin . Then I think the time/profit ratio would be worth it
BUT you only lost your labor and time.
If your retired and LIKE TO DO IT , then go for it
Im just saying someone retired could stand at the Wal-mart front door one day a week and greet customers
and make as much in one 8$ hour shift $64
It would take someone sorting a 60,000 to 80,000 cents to get 20,000 copper cents and selling them at
at 1.25-1.50 to make the same amount of money 64$,
then the hassel of getting more cents, getting rid of the old ones, gas driving around , gas to mail um and what ever cost.
I dont want to sound like " its all about the money "
But for me it just is not enough money for my time. But like I said in another thread if someone wants to do it more power to them.
I just think at this time the time/profit/ratio is not high enough for it to be worth the time invested.
If copper was 8$ a lb and you were getting 3-4 cents per coin . Then I think the time/profit ratio would be worth it
