Malleability and Ductility-Physical Properties

In 1944, most pennies were made from copper as the U.S. Mint reverted back to this material after using steel in 1943 due to copper shortages during World War II. However, some 1944 pennies were mistakenly struck on leftover steel planchets from 1943, resulting in a few rare and valuable steel pennies from that year. These steel 1944 pennies are highly sought after by collectors because they are an anomaly, differing from the standard copper pennies produced that year. #coins #rare #valuable #ch

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Do I think copper goes up in 2026? Yes. Would I buy physical copper bullion? No. The first problem is the premium. When you buy copper bullion, you can pay close to triple the spot price. That means copper has to triple just for you to break even. That is a tough starting point. Then there is storage. A kilo of copper is only worth a bit over $100. So if you want $100,000 worth, you would be dealing with an amount that would take up a lot of space. And then there is GST. In Australia, you pay 10

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