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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;T-Bone0804, post: 1451759, member: 24608&quot;]Since copper memorial cents had such a huge mintage, it would take billions of coins being melted to affect the numismatic value. Also, most of the copper that is hoarded are brown, circulated coins. Prestine, red gems aren&#039;t usually just tossed into the copper pile, and those are the coins most likely to increase in value in such a situation. Like was mentioned before, one can still find Unc Rosies for melt even though it&#039;s been legal to melt them for decades.</p><p><br /></p><p>The ONLY coin IMHO that might see an increase bc of copper melting is the 70-s small date bc not all copper hoarders check for them and it&#039;s still seen frequently enough in circulation for melting to affect the supply. But that&#039;s still a pretty big maybe.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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