Copper Bullion Nails...

[im2shakey]

I came across a bunch of these at a flea market...I dont know what to do with them...maybe melt them into some SHAKEY bars

[natsb88]

I've heard you can kill a tree with them. Don't think it works though...

[NHsorter]

Weigh then auction!

[im2shakey]

Yea, I thought about doing the weigh and auction thing...I also have some aluminum ones just like these...hmmmmm

[Robarons]

Not sure in construction when you actually would use them or need them over normal nails but these things are probably very expensive brand new.

Might find a contractor or builder to sell them to. I imagine its like insulated copper wire where if still usable can be more valuable than scrap

[penny pretty]

those are what adam young craps!!

[SilverDragon72]

those are what adam young craps!!

Wrong thread! This should be in the "adam young" thread. It should be moved, immediately, since adam young already disapproves!

[SilverDragon72]

Copper Bullion nails? First time I've ever seen or heard of those!

[bazmonkey]

Copper Bullion nails? First time I've ever seen or heard of those!

It should come advertised as a bar with the caption "some assembly required".

[everything]

They should be .. just copper coated. Raw copper is kind of flimsy and unstable. Still, I like copper coated nails, and I have some, they won't rust, good for boats builders is my guess.

[im2shakey]

they are 100% copper, they are kind of soft and flimsy, but for sure not coated...

[Kurr]

Well, now that were down to "brass tacks"...

Couldn't help meself