Rising Prices Amid Historic Copper Shortage Will Force US Mint To Change The Metal Content Of Coins

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Title	:	Rising Prices Amid Historic Copper Shortage Will Force US Mint To Change The Metal Content Of Coins
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Comments Rising Prices Amid Historic Copper Shortage Will Force US Mint To Change The Metal Content Of Coins

Ooof I didn't mean to say a dollar & oof meant copper, not nickel
Comment from : SON OF A SILVER STACKER

In 1864 ten pennies a day would support a family of 4 pretty well
Comment from : JJ MoneyMaker

I knew something was up when someone worked at San Francisco mint said their vault was full last year while the media said there was a coin shortage Apparently the mint was hoarding the coins for some reason we don't know
Comment from : dana w

Steel core coins ? Like Canada, oh no
Comment from : John Toth

👍👍👍
Comment from : ROSEBUD39

Great reportingbrI appreciate the update
Comment from : dave b

If some type of armed conflict broke out anywhere in the world, copper would become even harder to sourcebrbrJust added a kilo bar to my collection
Comment from : Gardener Earth Guy

I’ve been saving copper pennies and nickels for years It was bound to happen, metal price increases I wouldn’t be surprised if the penny gets eliminated from circulation Canada and others have eliminated the one cent denomination
Comment from : Pete Duran

Funny how the change will be worth more than the paper bills Bought some gold and silver today
Comment from : M G

TICKER SYMBOLY $TRQ br100YEAR COPPER/GOLD/SILVER MINE
Comment from : co2 hashoil

Gresham's Law is fully in effect
Comment from : JigSaw Jazz

Hang onto 2021 Coins! Even clad coins in pristine shape will have value
Comment from : shekatagani

I think you are right on the moneybrMight even be like 1964 with silver
Comment from : Richard Metcalf

Are you thinking the 5 ounce Tuskegee is still going to be available April 8?
Comment from : BETTER BUFFALOS

They switched coins once in 1965 why can’t it happen again in 2021 lol
Comment from : SurplusShepherd

I buy copper to get to free shipping, and find it has been doing this in waves lately , but more and more often unavailable Thinking of buying a small kiln and start smelting scrap copper and other stuff
Comment from : Silver Raider

I'm glad I kept the Wheatie cents my parents had
Comment from : Jeff Shaw

Sorry, I don't agree I buy and sell copper regularly and have seen nothing to support a shortage theory The only place that has a shortage is bullion houses trying to pass a base metal off as a precious metal, getting people to think that a dollar or two an ounce is a good deal They are laughing all the way to the bank
Comment from : William Buckley

Great research I hope Copper prices climb The Penny pinchers (me) will rejoice
Comment from : CGB Coins Matt - CGB Clean Matt

YES the switch is coming soon IT Will be Soon
Comment from : Scott Cahala

Ever since the Fed said there was a coin shortage ,ive been saving all my change Stashed away just like my silver😎
Comment from : ghst777

debasement - the are of mixing or replacing base metals for precious ones inflation - the art of creating more promises than redeemable
Comment from : J

Whats up? Found a 1882 CC in my LCS's $30 Bin today Yes it has scratches and a rim ding, but heyIt was worth saving
Comment from : Stacking Investments