when will you stop?

[NHsorter]

I don't think it would be hard to get it for under spot. Places around here pay in the $2.00 range right now. They probably sell it for $2.50 to a big yard that actually processes it. If I could talk them into selling it to me for $2.50 it would be worthwhile I think. Might offer to pay in silver to get their attention. I don't have a problem replacing the silver at spot. Just a thought. I could be way off, but I am still going to give it a shot just to see.

[Numis Pam]

I don't think it would be hard to get it for under spot. Places around here pay in the $2.00 range right now. They probably sell it for $2.50 to a big yard that actually processes it. If I could talk them into selling it to me for $2.50 it would be worthwhile I think. Might offer to pay in silver to get their attention. I don't have a problem replacing the silver at spot. Just a thought. I could be way off, but I am still going to give it a shot just to see.

I find this idea interesting. Have you had any success yet? I am wondering what some cheaper forms of copper are that most people probably dont want laying around and are used to getting rid of or even trashing maybe cause they don't know any better? With all the 'stuff' -(junk) we have laying around out on our land, I bet a lot of it is probably copper or other salvageable metals and I just dont recognize it as such. If this is the wrong area to post these thoughts , someone let me know what area I should re post it to......

[drummermatt]

I will keep doing it until the rest of the general public get wise, start doing it themselves, and make it no longer worth it to keep up the search. But like another poster said, even silver is still around in circulation albeit in small quantities, so it could be awhile!

[Copper Catcher]

You stop when it is not fun anymore!

[reddirtcoins]

I might stop when I get a ton of wheats. maybe....

[mrrosado]

I'll stop once I raise the $10k I need for my church's World Youth Day trip or whenever I notice that their is no profit in selling copper pennies. Which ever comes first.