Discussions pertaining to the investing in, collecting and saving of U.S. CuNi Nickels and Canadian Ni and CuNi Nickels, and other coins containing nickel. Put in your "5 cents" here.
by ZenOps » Mon May 13, 2013 8:59 am
Copper Catcher wrote:UGH Again!
Investing $10.00 in Nickels for the melt value of $9.39
Or
Investing $10.00 in 95% Copper Pennies for a melt value of $22.08
http://www.coinflation.com/coins/basemetal_calc.phpPennies will win every time
Forget the nickel already!
Sure, but in 2007 if you went to coinflation.com and saw the 23 cent Canadian nickel, you might change your tune.
Pure nickel is suprisingly smexy. Although not as bright as silver, it also does not tarnish at all.
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