Price of copper

wavysteps2003 · Expert Member

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Dick · Expert Member

BJ, good point! And with Crude, or what ever it is going to $106.00/BBL, guess what else is going to happen. All those big, comfortable vehicles that use lots of gas are going to be "turned in" for cheaper, higher milage/gal cars. remember 1973/ Gas was being hidden away from the public eyes so make sure it would go sky high. I remember having to buy gas to get back from Las Vegas, and only being allowed 5 gallons. That meant Looking for two more gas stations, to get home! And the price was much cheaper than today. It is going to get worse.
Dick

Gabe · Senior Member

I have about $50 of pre 1982 cents, that I have gathered from circulation, and will continue to get more in the comming weeks. Eventually my hard work will pay off!! Laughing

eagames · Expert Member

So much focus has been on gold but silver is up even more than gold is. At $20 oz that junk silver is less junky Wink

carlb · Advanced Member

Regardless of what someone says something is worth, try to sell that something to see what it is really worth. If Silver is at $20/ounce just where can you sell it for that?

eagames · Expert Member

Maybe the reason is that silver is still a bit under $20 plus US coins that are 90% like dollars people think of as "one oz silver" but they're less than 1 oz so in reality they pay less and most big dealers take a big cut so in the end people get less than expected. Recently at coin shops I see more people selling silver and gold than buying coins.

What are dealers paying for $1 face in 90% silver?

You might get more by selling to collectors.

Dick · Expert Member

I don't know what fealers are paying for 90%, or lower, but I have seen the people come in and sell it, and leave with a smile on their face. The real question is not what it is selling for, more like: How much is it going to COST you to buy?
Dick