Copper?

mrearlygold · April 23, 2011 4:27AM

Are people actually paying these high prices for copper on ebay?

7.41 per pound?

Why? If you just had to have copper isn't there a cheaper way to stock up?

JamesMurray · April 23, 2011 4:58AM

Looking at his feedback , apparantly they are paying it with thanks.

delistamps · April 23, 2011 5:54AM

careful, he's a climbing wino! lol

tydye · April 23, 2011 6:57AM

The copper rounds near me appear to be selling well. While I was at a dealers stand I saw numerous people come up a purchase many of them at $3 each. Say they are giving them out as gifts - grandkids etc.

I used to be a gift giver of ASEs (I bought an actual present as well) to nieces and nephews until this past fall. Now they are just to pricey to hand out. Maybe that is the allure of the new coper rounds

MoneyLA · April 23, 2011 4:57PM

silver is the poor man's gold... copper is the poor man's silver.

OldEastside · April 23, 2011 6:30PM

<< <i>The copper rounds near me appear to be selling well. While I was at a dealers stand I saw numerous people come up a purchase many of them at $3 each. Say they are giving them out as gifts - grandkids etc.

I used to be a gift giver of ASEs (I bought an actual present as well) to nieces and nephews until this past fall. Now they are just to pricey to hand out. Maybe that is the allure of the new coper rounds >>

As a ASE gift presenter, only my sister in law apreciated them and has started her own proof set on her own, so I'll probably
still give her new BU ASE's to add to her collection, but a couple of brother in laws and a few nephews and nieces that i know
have hocked or sold the ASE's I've given them, for beer or whatever, kinda pissed me off, so copper rounds sounds like a good
alternative, after all, ain't it the thought that counts

Good Idea

Steve

Copper?

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