tenseventyfive
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- Apr 25, 2010
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Hey this was part of an earlier post but it didn't get much airplay so I wanted to re-post it:
Also, since you can't sell them for melt value, what are you people doing with all the pennies? Just saving them in buckets awaiting the time when they can be? I am sure like most other metals copper will eventually rise significantly in value and that might not be such a bad idea.
I like the concept of storing away mounds of copper for the day when it can be sold for the metal value, but wondering what the rest of you think...and if the Ryedale is worth buying since there really is no immediate return.
silver's gotten REEEEEAL thin lately
Also, since you can't sell them for melt value, what are you people doing with all the pennies? Just saving them in buckets awaiting the time when they can be? I am sure like most other metals copper will eventually rise significantly in value and that might not be such a bad idea.
I like the concept of storing away mounds of copper for the day when it can be sold for the metal value, but wondering what the rest of you think...and if the Ryedale is worth buying since there really is no immediate return.
silver's gotten REEEEEAL thin lately
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