Well, I did it. Copper Rounds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A big penny from 1939:


San Francisco Golden Gate Exposition - Big Lucky Penny
Indian Head
LUCKY PENNY
City skylines, Treasure Island, Bay Bridge
BERKELEY. OAKLAND. / WORLDS FAIR. / SAN FRANCISCO.
Diameter: 58mm
Weight: 32.6gm

 

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That things a garbage can lid where did they find enough lucite to make that slab?

 

Rumor has it that they looked in your back yard since you didn't believe in getting rid of trash.

Chris

 

No lucite here I don’t own any slabbed coins. Maybe my neighbors yard. Oh and that is a darn fine trash can lid you got there. Really nice condition! I would be proud to put that on my can! But alas that is way past my area of expertise. I do like it though.

 

Some copper rounds are cool, but I never really collected them. I did end up with about two hundred of these as part of a trade though. All of them were the same Indian design.

 

For Zombie trick-or-treaters...



Zombucks... $25 for 20 on ebay.

 

Damn you @GUNNER63736 you evil villain I too have been put under the spell of the copper.

 

I just dug in myself last Sunday! Here some pictures.


A buck a peice.


Thanks,
Jacob

 

That’s what my chickens look like when they molt. Lol

 

Here is a real copper coin from the Lakota Nations bank!

 

Is this actually considered real currency?

 

Short answer YES, Indian nations are independent and sovereign nations go to the web site for the info. It came in a bulk buy so other than it being a round and copper I personally would put saving into it!

 

My not be rounds but copper collectables just the same
Native copper found on the dump of the mine at copper harbor Mich The copper balls are colder than brass, and two copper ingots.
The next one is getting harder to find

They are slices of the slag linings from the old brick lining of the smelting furnaces

 

Yep, now that is some neat copper pieces.

 

Somebody help me. I am trying to resist buying anymore copper rounds. HELP#########

 

Balls of brass!