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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JCB1983, post: 1320974, member: 23885&quot;]I don&#039;t know about all of that.&nbsp; I&#039;m going to read up on it.&nbsp; The key here is whether or not that law gets passed....&nbsp; One thing that I am sure about is that the price of copper is going to continue to go up.&nbsp; China is expanding its info-structure x10.&nbsp; An estimated 200-400 Million people are moving from farming communities out west, to the shipping ports and cities on the East China Sea.&nbsp; That is more than the entire population of the United States.&nbsp; The result is going to be much like the massive info-structure of the U.S. during the baby boom.&nbsp; I could see the price of copper tripling.&nbsp; So I could see this as a wise hobby/investment on your spare time.&nbsp; Say for instance you invested 500 dollars in a sorting machine, bought some large buckets, and spent an hour in your day doing this; it wouldn&#039;t take long at all for it to pay off.&nbsp; It is a very simple operation.&nbsp; Go to the bank, buy $100 dollars in pennies, go home dump them in a sorter.&nbsp; Put them in your bucket, and set the other bucket aside to take to your other feed bank the next day.&nbsp; Say for instance 20% of the pennies were pre 1982, that is roughly 10 a roll, or 20 dollars worth in copper pennies.&nbsp; If this law passed, as it stands, you would have 53 dollars worth of copper per 100 dollars worth that you initially bought.&nbsp; The 53 dollars in copper comes from 20 dollars worth of pennies that you are physically holding, so you have a profit margin of 33 dollars at the current copper price.&nbsp; Multiply 53 dollars in copper x 100 (estimate 6 months time) and you have $5,300 dollars worth of copper while holding $2,000 in physical pennies (200,000 pennies).&nbsp; That is very feasible if you are committed, and have some time on your hands.&nbsp; Say hypothetically if the price of copper triples, you have close to $16,000 dollars in copper.&nbsp; I know this is a lot of speculation, but it seems fairly simple to me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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