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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 4054657, member: 78298&quot;]Forget about the value of the copper in copper pennies.</p><p>When you are allowed to melt them, you need copper to be</p><p>$6 a pound just to break even. Copper has never been higher than $4.63 ever,</p><p>and it is currently $2.55. It won&#039;t hit $6 anytime soon.</p><p>As for transitional errors, in 1982 Denver only made small dates in zinc, and yet</p><p>2 copper small date 1982-D cents have been discovered.</p><p>There are also later dates that are supposed to be zinc and they are copper.</p><p>1983 (1989?) and some others. Your odds are better to hit the lottery, but that&#039;s</p><p>the scoop.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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