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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Simms, post: 1003761, member: 24789&quot;]This is just what I think.&nbsp; I believe that it is a good idea to collect them if you have the time and space.&nbsp; At the moment copper is at a low cost, its used in currency, and is no longer used at the same copper percentage per unit coins around the world.&nbsp; Just as gold and silver were removed from circulated coinage copper will be as well.&nbsp; Due to simple demand reasons for example, copper builds infrastructure, 3rd world countries are growing and demanding the metal, supply issues mining and above ground stockpiles, honestly of which I have no knowledge of the numbers pertaining to them.&nbsp; If it can be used and destroyed and there is only so much on planet earth, it will eventually go up in value do to rarity.&nbsp; The problem is when?&nbsp; Also, where and how to hoard/store lbs of copper cents?&nbsp; I figure I am 24yrs old and live on my own, so I think I have a bit of time to wait on my copper cents and they are stored in tubs with screw on lids.&nbsp; Who would have thought of paying for bottled water?&nbsp; I&#039;m working on buying freshwater lakes in high rainfall locations next.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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