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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;harbinger, post: 1994141, member: 72286&quot;]While the price of copper might rise, it would be very surprising to see it pass silver.&nbsp; It is simply a calculation of the relative rarity of the two metals.&nbsp; This doesn&#039;t mean that copper is a bad investment though.&nbsp; As inflation drives the dollar value of silver and gold, copper&#039;s value should also increase and serve as a similar hedge against inflation.&nbsp; There are two easy ways to find copper in your loose change: pre-1982 pennies and current nickels.&nbsp; Nickels are actually the last coin still being minted for circulation with a significant amount of valuable metal.&nbsp; The copper value in these coins currently surpasses the face value.&nbsp; At some point in the future these may be traded at copper value similar to the way pre-1964 quarters and dimes are now sold for roughly 25 times face value on ebay and at coin shops.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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