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Burks
This was brought up on CU by Cladiator.

What if the Mint did a .999 fine copper American Eagle? Would you buy one?

Personally I'd order a couple of each just for myself. Well struck copper is just..... banana.gif
thedeadpoint
QUOTE(Burks @ Dec 28 2006, 01:38 PM) [snapback]288418[/snapback]

This was brought up on CU by Cladiator.

What if the Mint did a .999 fine copper American Eagle? Would you buy one?

Personally I'd order a couple of each just for myself. Well struck copper is just..... banana.gif


I'd get one and watch it oxidize nicely over the years
Dan769
Sound good to me.
gxseries
Copper is most definately affordable! biggrin.gif
UncleBobo
In the past I've had similar ideas so I think that would be great!
Dockwalliper
If the price were reasonable, sure.
Burks
QUOTE(Dockwalliper @ Dec 28 2006, 02:32 PM) [snapback]288431[/snapback]

If the price were reasonable, sure.


That's what concerned me.

How much would they charge? I think $3-5 would be reasonable. How about you?
gxseries
Problem is the face value though. Since the silver bullion coins are of 1 dollar, well geez, what would the copper bullion ones be. Quarter? Dime? hysterical.gif
Burks
QUOTE(gxseries @ Dec 28 2006, 02:46 PM) [snapback]288436[/snapback]

Problem is the face value though. Since the silver bullion coins are of 1 dollar, well geez, what would the copper bullion ones be. Quarter? Dime? hysterical.gif


People on CU were suggesting 2 cents, to kind of honor the old 2 cent pieces. I think it'd be a cool idea.
Art
I think it would be great. I'd order a few -- collection and pocket piece.
AuldFartte
Make it One Cent, and it would be the largest of the Large Cents grin.gif
I'd buy two ... one goes in an airtite, one goes on the windowsill diablo.gif
tommyd
As long as it had some classy design and not just some dumb face...
ccg
Probably not. If I wanted a 1-oz copper/bronze, I'd get a cartwheel penny laugh.gif
JamesBaker
The Denver mint did a Centennial Medal in 1976. I have one in silver and one in copper. If the design was better than average I'd certainly buy a couple. Who knows with copper going as high as it has been lately, it could be an investment.
sbvenman
I would.
Tiffibunny
If it's a US Mint piece I'm there.
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