Along those lines, how are our copper pre-1982 Lincolns faring value-wise?
I haven't read much about the relatively high cost of minting cents and
nickels lately. Maybe people have become content with cost-averaging for
production of our circulating coins as a group.
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> Along those lines, how are our copper pre-1982 Lincolns faring value-wise?
> I haven't read much about the relatively high cost of minting cents and
> nickels lately. Maybe people have become content with cost-averaging for
> production of our circulating coins as a group.
According to coinflation.com :
"» There are 0.6514 pounds of copper and 0.0343 pounds of zinc in $1
face value of copper cent(s).
» A roll of copper cent(s) has 50 coins and is valued at $1.06 when
copper is at $3.2010 / lb and zinc at $0.9184 / lb (exact value is
$1.0582371229).
BTW, got a 1945 wheatie today. Worth 2¢+!!! Now I can buy that
Porche I always wanted!
To soon Marketwatch is running one today
http://www.marketwatch.com/video/asset/news-hub-why-it-costs-nine-cents-to-make-a-nickel-2010-05-10/48507171-44FE-45D8-9F28-6C00C91AA34F