IS COPPER BULLION A GOOD INVESTMENT?

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1. Half of 2.33 is not 1.65.
2. Regardless, some copper rounds have some great design on them. It is a lot cheaper than their silver counterparts. That is why I buy some copper rounds myself.
   Here one that I like recently
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3. Its illegal to melt cooper pennies and its illegal to sell them as scrap. So how and who would you sell the pennies to? To make this work you would have to be able to melt the pennies yourself and turn them into ingots then maybe you could then sell to a metal rrecycle for $1 to $2 a pound. You might as well collect aluminum cans and sell those.
4. Great video and thank you for posting. I really enjoyed it and found it very informative! I have liked and subed. I have uploaded a video to my channel about investing in copper, please check it out and let me know what you think. https://youtu.be/tc1tT_ILF_o
5. After watching this video I had to give my "2 cents". Don't worry, I wont charge you market value.. Just like the other comments left on this page, unless your pennies are struck from 1982 and before your pennies are only worth 1 cent. However, with copper bullion, even if you can't sell it for the average selling price you could still sell it to a private buyer for a lower price and still make a decent chunk of change. There are plenty of people investing in copper so you can make the sale with a little effort. I for one would NOT BUY copper. Copper is all around you. You just have to get up and search for it. If you live in the city like I do, people throw away electronics everyday and there is no short supply. So I could melt it down and sell it and make 100 percent profit. Let's say I found scrap copper and melted it down to a 10lb bullion and sold it for 5 dollars, (much less than what it's actually worth) I still made 100 percent profit. Now, I've read that modern pennies are lighter and because of this it takes roughly 180 pennies to equal 1 lb. So 180 x 10 = 1800/ = 18 dollars. If you have 18 dollars then keep it because the value of your modern pennies will not exceed what it's intended value. I'm new to this so I'm not here to troll anyone, but the more you know, the more you can increase your earning potential. If this logic were actually true then everyone would be doing this and the penny would be absolutely worthless if not obsolete. Which is most likely going to happen soon anyways.. Who uses pennies anymore anyways?
6. so do you think I should stack up copper and how much copper I should buy ..
7. How do you get 1000 pounds of copper in pennies? 150.000 pennies? Van you go to the bank and get 150.000 pennies?
8. why are you recording with a potato in 2015
9. A scrap yard will not take pennies. It is illegal to melt pennies or harm government currencies. In fact one of the most harmful things you can do in the dedt base Fiat system that the whole world is currently using is destroy currency. There is already not enough money in existence by design in our system to ever pay down the dedt we incurred through interest creating this money from nothing in the first place. The global dedt cannot be payed, the money does not exist. Taking more money out of this system that could never again be accounted for would not be tolerated. Any kind of smelting activity business. Logically if someone took this full course and they wanted to save and invest in copper your talking about thousands of dollars worth, for any kind of future investment. People are buying tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of silver and gold. One tonne of copper would be two thousand something dollars. Are you going to have ten or twenty tonnes of copper in your house? Better be in the basement. A twenty thousand dollar investment in pennies, that's two million pennies! melt them in your garage? "Copper is everywhere" as commented above. "Why do people steal it then?" Again commented above. I'd say because it's everywhere. The owners of the copper have lost sight of the fact that for someone with little to no money it is actually worth it to steal the copper and trade it in. The owners of the copper have forgotten this because of coppers cheap price and long term abundance. They would not make a gold or silver 4/0 grounding wire and string it up around the fence at power insulations for people to steal. Millions apon millions of tonnes of copper have been mined and will continue to be mined there is not talk of a shortage or lack of underground supply. Copper's main use is in electrical wire and this demand determines it's price. But many metals can and are used to conduct electricity. If the price ever does double or triple and it is not in correlation with every other metal then another metal will replace copper , aluminum. I'm not sure if anyone should be investing for their future in copper bullion or copper pennies or even scrap copper wire. There are better options other that copper for saving and investing for the future. But if you go on e-bay and look up "Indian head unserached penny roll" auctions, it will blow your mind. Pennies would be a great investment for someones great great grand children.
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11. copper is everywhere in every wire in plumbing copper is pointless
12. Glad to see that you're running the numbers. Copper - bullion - (as an investment) does not make sense.
13. Absolutely so. The only copper bullion buyers I can find on YT, all say that its a 'collectible', or that its for the pretty pictures on it, its cheap, its fun, they give them as gifts, and similar emotion based 'arguments'. That is all well and good, and if someone likes something, they have the right to collect it, save it, deal in it, or whatever.
    But to pretend that because they like something, it automatically becomes an investment is the height of self-deception. The math proves that as an investment, copper bullion falls flat as a loser almost no matter what the circumstance. Also, copper is NOT an investment, for to be considered as such requires a liquid market to sell into whenever the time comes. Investments must be able to be sold, as well as purchased. All of the spot copper buyers deal only in huge quantities, like train car loads at the minimum. The only place to sell your copper rounds and bars is the scrap yard. You will be lucky to get half of the spot price for your hugely overpriced 'investment'. There is no way to consider something as an investment if you have to cash it out at a recycler.
     Might just as well buy beer and call it an 'Investment', because you can scrap the aluminum in the cans!
14. So pretty much I can sell my pennies for more than what they're worth?