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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2995593, member: 66&quot;]Because there are no coins authorized to be struck in copper.&nbsp; You would have to get new legislation passed through Congress.&nbsp; Want to try doing that?&nbsp; For coins where you won&#039;t be able to point at significant revenue to the government for doing it.&nbsp; You MIGHT be able to tack it onto a commemorative coin bill as part of a set, but it would probably still have to include the other standard commemorative coins.&nbsp; It would also help if the anniversary being commemorated could be tied to copper, say 2057 the bicentennial of the end of the Large Cent. and the start of the small cent.&nbsp; Next is who the surcharges go to.&nbsp; 2027, the 250th anniversary of the first US coin, the Fugio cent?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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