Reverse psychology, I wish I was that smart! Thank you for viewing and commenting. I hope you take a look at Dancers Coins and collectibles channel. I am a coin collector (love album and slab stacking) and not a copper stacker. So I am presenting my opinions from a non copper stackers point of view.
Just weigh the 1982s. 3.1 grams is copper, and 2.5 grams is zinc. The value of copper in a penny is worth more than the face value. The face value of a half dollar is more than the value of its metal content. A nickel is worth more than 5 cents in metal value, so I save them to. I have a hugh pickel jar full of zinc pennies just in case zinc becomes valuable. It doesn't cost anything to save them. A penny saved is a penny earned.
I hear you. It just will take a shipload of coins, (and decades) to be able to retire on the increase in metal value! Thank you for watching and commenting.
I think a lot of people do it for a SHTF scenario, they reason that you will be able to barter with them much like silver. Who knows? I’ve heard that a lot of people hoard Nickels also, I believe Nickels have the most intrinsic value of modern circulating coins.
2:38 A pre-83 penny is 3.11g of 95% copper so the cost is $0.01 for 2.95g, or $0.0034 per gram. A half is 11.34g of 91.67% copper costing $0.50 for 10.4g, or $0.048 per gram. Is it your recommendation to spend 14x more than necessary for any given asset, just so that you can own it?
Before I researched the whole copper stacking idea, I was not aware that the Kennedy half dollar still contained copper. Thank you for watching and commenting. My recommendation is to NOT horde copper pennies.
The Ming Dynasty was on a copper standard before they went to a silver standard. The copper penny is defined as a token of money in US law so that's pretty good. Most copper comes from South America so yes...Save your pennies because they have value and you are just waiting for others to recognize what you know. Also it would be stupid to trade 25 copper pennies weighing almost 78 grams for a quarter that weighs 5.67 grams. A penny saved is a penny earned so save your money in pennies and not currency. Also nickels have a tremendous amount of value. Soon enough people will know what has value and what doesn't have value out of necessity.
So horde copper pennies and nickels? Thank you for watching and commenting. Remember you will need more than 25 Million pennies to be able to retire with a million dollars. I just do not think many people will be able to accomplish that feat.
Its still the hunt for dates that are worth money bin doing this from early 80s got a 5 gal bucket of them about 30 rolls of wheats 2 rolls of Indian bin a little lax half to sift through 2 gal that I did not look through it’s the hunt
1910's to 1920's! Thank you for watching and commenting. I am still working on my Lincoln Penny album. I have all those key dates missing. Also just started an Indian head album. Much farther to go there!
EXCELLENT! Thank you for watching and commenting. I have a coin jar that I fill weekly with my change. I call it the coin jar challenge. At the end of the year I cash them in and buy a coin to fill one of my albums.
Dude! The amount of copper in a half-dollar is nowhere near the face value. The whole point of saving copper cents is that the metal exceeds the face value. That being said, copper cents are not worth my time. I save silver and gold.
I find a lot of copper pennies that are only one cent, I don't find any silver dimes,quarters or halves in change. If I want any I have to pay 21 times face value? Are they on drugs? 90 percent silver coins are in federal reserve banks getting released when the economy dictates. Then causing people to start hoarding again.
I don't see many silver coins in circulation either. Thank you for watching and commenting. I see other channels find them in the occasional half dollar rolls, but not much beyond that.
Crazy right? Thank you for watching and commenting. If you are a stacker like some of the content providers are, they want to stack the most amount of copper. Since other higher denomination coinage has more copper their rational should be to stack those coins. The flaw is they will not be more valuable than their face value. (as mentioned by multiple other commenters)
According to federal law, specifically Title 18, Section 331 of the United States Code, it is illegal to “melt, or to export, or to import, or otherwise dispose of any” coin of the United States with the intent to profit from the metal content. How many pennies are needed to pay the $10,000 fine?
If I was hording copper pennies, I would make a video telling people not horde copper pennies.
Reverse psychology, I wish I was that smart! Thank you for viewing and commenting. I hope you take a look at Dancers Coins and collectibles channel. I am a coin collector (love album and slab stacking) and not a copper stacker. So I am presenting my opinions from a non copper stackers point of view.
Just weigh the 1982s. 3.1 grams is copper, and 2.5 grams is zinc. The value of copper in a penny is worth more than the face value. The face value of a half dollar is more than the value of its metal content. A nickel is worth more than 5 cents in metal value, so I save them to. I have a hugh pickel jar full of zinc pennies just in case zinc becomes valuable. It doesn't cost anything to save them. A penny saved is a penny earned.
I hear you. It just will take a shipload of coins, (and decades) to be able to retire on the increase in metal value! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Making 3 cents on my 1cent investment. Thanks for not hoarding, more for me.
You are in it for the long haul, good for you. Thank you for watching and commenting. How many pennies have you stacked?
I think a lot of people do it for a SHTF scenario, they reason that you will be able to barter with them much like silver. Who knows?
I’ve heard that a lot of people hoard Nickels also, I believe Nickels have the most intrinsic value of modern circulating coins.
Doomsday....
2:38 A pre-83 penny is 3.11g of 95% copper so the cost is $0.01 for 2.95g, or $0.0034 per gram. A half is 11.34g of 91.67% copper costing $0.50 for 10.4g, or $0.048 per gram. Is it your recommendation to spend 14x more than necessary for any given asset, just so that you can own it?
Before I researched the whole copper stacking idea, I was not aware that the Kennedy half dollar still contained copper. Thank you for watching and commenting. My recommendation is to NOT horde copper pennies.
The Ming Dynasty was on a copper standard before they went to a silver standard. The copper penny is defined as a token of money in US law so that's pretty good. Most copper comes from South America so yes...Save your pennies because they have value and you are just waiting for others to recognize what you know. Also it would be stupid to trade 25 copper pennies weighing almost 78 grams for a quarter that weighs 5.67 grams. A penny saved is a penny earned so save your money in pennies and not currency. Also nickels have a tremendous amount of value. Soon enough people will know what has value and what doesn't have value out of necessity.
So horde copper pennies and nickels? Thank you for watching and commenting. Remember you will need more than 25 Million pennies to be able to retire with a million dollars. I just do not think many people will be able to accomplish that feat.
Its still the hunt for dates that are worth money bin doing this from early 80s got a 5 gal bucket of them about 30 rolls of wheats 2 rolls of Indian bin a little lax half to sift through 2 gal that I did not look through it’s the hunt
1910's to 1920's! Thank you for watching and commenting. I am still working on my Lincoln Penny album. I have all those key dates missing. Also just started an Indian head album. Much farther to go there!
Grisham's law
Bad money drives out good. Thank you for watching and commenting. Thank you, I learn something new every day!
I save quarters and dimes and cash them in every 2 or 3 years and buy silver. There you go.
EXCELLENT! Thank you for watching and commenting. I have a coin jar that I fill weekly with my change. I call it the coin jar challenge. At the end of the year I cash them in and buy a coin to fill one of my albums.
Dude! The amount of copper in a half-dollar is nowhere near the face value. The whole point of saving copper cents is that the metal exceeds the face value. That being said, copper cents are not worth my time. I save silver and gold.
Exactly! Thank you for watching and commenting. I am of the same mind in that if you are going to stack, silver and gold make a much better path.
I find a lot of copper pennies that are only one cent, I don't find any silver dimes,quarters or halves in change. If I want any I have to pay 21 times face value? Are they on drugs? 90 percent silver coins are in federal reserve banks getting released when the economy dictates. Then causing people to start hoarding again.
I don't see many silver coins in circulation either. Thank you for watching and commenting. I see other channels find them in the occasional half dollar rolls, but not much beyond that.
The ratio used to be like 3 zincs to 1 copper. Now it's like 10 to 1. So what happened to all the copper cents.
The market changes all the time. Thank you for watching and commenting.
3:30 what lol
Crazy right? Thank you for watching and commenting. If you are a stacker like some of the content providers are, they want to stack the most amount of copper. Since other higher denomination coinage has more copper their rational should be to stack those coins. The flaw is they will not be more valuable than their face value. (as mentioned by multiple other commenters)
According to federal law, specifically Title 18, Section 331 of the United States Code, it is illegal to “melt, or to export, or to import, or otherwise dispose of any” coin of the United States with the intent to profit from the metal content. How many pennies are needed to pay the $10,000 fine?
But if the cent is no longer produced 😮
303,000! (based on todays exchange rate) Thank you for watching and commenting. Just think how long it will take you to horde that many.
@@SILVERBROTHER72 I keep on hearing that is being tossed around. However they keep producing billions of pennies
Because what you get is not what you think and you ending paying more than the face value of the coins
Agreed. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Hoard. Hoard. Not horde. Mmmmmmmkay?
😀Thank you for watching and commenting. Mmmmmmmkay?