I had an epiphifany the other night as I was counting and looking over my rows of Cu cents and saw them as more than a US cent...they are 1/10 troy oz Cu .950 fine rounds (little nuggets of Cu) issued by the US Mint and I thought WOW! Just another perspective.
I had an epiphifany the other night as I was counting and looking over my rows of Cu cents and saw them as more than a US cent...they are 1/10 troy oz Cu .950 fine rounds (little nuggets of Cu) issued by the US Mint and I thought WOW! Just another perspective.
It would be sweet to market them this way on ebay without pics... but then nobody would know what they were
How about 1/10 oz .950 purity coined copper bullion? We're poking fun at this now, but when an ounce of copper someday brings a decent price this could be legit
How about 1/10 oz .950 purity coined copper bullion? We're poking fun at this now, but when an ounce of copper someday brings a decent price this could be legit
I like that one "1/10 oz .950 purity coined copper bullion"...but a "t" in front of oz to designate troy instead of Avoirdupois and the US qualifier would pretty much say it all.
1/10 toz .950 fine US coined copper bullion...whatcha think?
sounds good, Ziggie Now let's get a few of our members to start listing ebay lots like that and see if we can start a trend and get some recognition. Won't hurt to try, and it just might get some fence-sitters to jump in and buy some of our bullion
We Rydale sorters should take notice of the years for each Lincoln alloy. Pre-1942 Bronze alloy - use one to discriminate out the old wheaties & Indians. 44-46, brass - one to discriminate out the newer wheaties and L. Memorial cents. 46-62, bronze - use one to discriminate out the old wheaties. 62-82, brass - one to discriminate out the newer wheaties and L. Memorial cents. 46-62, bronze - use one to discriminate out the old wheaties.
This is why various years sort differently with different discriminator coins in the Rydale.
An Epiphany
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Posted - 05/07/2010 : 20:49:47
Posted - 05/07/2010 : 21:02:18
We're poking fun at this now, but when an ounce of copper someday brings a decent price this could be legit 
