I just got done moving a few months ago. I sold my copper before I moved but I move a whole bunch of nickels. I was wondering if it is worth sorting those by decades and offering them on a KSA and what would the be worth know that the 40's would have no silver being they go some where else.
Any thoughts?
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by dakota1955 » Sat Feb 07, 2015 5:39 pm
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Re: Just Wondering
by Recyclersteve » Sat Feb 07, 2015 9:57 pm
If it is just U.S. Nickels and you don't want to waste a lot of time, I wouldn't waste time going through them. After all, you got rid of the pennies and nickels are 75% copper. Now if you had Canadian nickels in quantity (.999 nickels minted before 1982), that might be worth spending some time on.
Just as a rule of thumb, if we had a 4/4/40 environment ($4 a pound copper, $4 a gallon gas, and $40 an ounce silver), then it might be worth spending some time going through the nickels. But that could be a long time off.
Just as a rule of thumb, if we had a 4/4/40 environment ($4 a pound copper, $4 a gallon gas, and $40 an ounce silver), then it might be worth spending some time going through the nickels. But that could be a long time off.
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