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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lincolncent, post: 971488, member: 22506&quot;]I have an interesting point I&#039;m surprised no-one has brought of. Lets just say meting pre-1982 coppers does become legal. Then you get a whole bunch of people melting these coins which will cause them to disappear, making them harder and harder to find. Once enough people have melted them because they hold &quot;little to no numismatic value&quot; and millions have disappeared from circulation, think about what will happen to the value. I personally keep the ones I get in change just for the heck of it. I search them for varieties and throw them in a bucket. I never plan on melting them, just saving them until one day it <i>is </i>legal to melt them and enough people do it to drive numismatic value up. I know its a long shot but my grandchildren and great grandchildren will probably appreciate it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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