2.3lb 1 Kilo Copper Bar 36oz 999 Fine Bullion Ingot 5-10-20 Alternativ to Silver

Description: Solid Copper BAR ~ 1 kilo Copper Ingot// 36 oz // Pure Copper Bullion, Fine .999 // 2.3lb. Copper Bar // Periodic Table of Elements Hand Hammered copperhead snake texture copper bullion bar. American investment grade .999 Fine Bullion Ingot 5-10-20 Copper bullion ingot solid precious metal .999 ~ 1 kg bar hand poured Fort Knox 2.3 Pound solid copper bar. Huge Ingot brick. Hand Poured Copper Ingot. 1 kg Pure copper polished and coated to keep looking nice. Copper is in high demand and prices are always on the rise. The future holds higher and higher demand for this precious metal. Own your own copper bar to have on display. Art work that rises in value. "Copper is king trend taking over the global economy," Before copper, there was nothing. The first metal ever used by humans, copper was employed by early craftsmen to make just about everything. Jewelry, tools, weapons and utensils were all forged from this orange-red element. The first known use of copper dates to 9000 B.C. in the Middle East; the first known copper jewelry is a pendant found in Iraq that dates to 8700 B.C. When humans discovered they could create the alloy bronze by combining copper with other metals, it ushered in the Bronze Age. Without copper, we all might have been left in the Stone Age. The bar was hand made, stamped for weight and purity with no cleaning or polish. Each bar is going to look different. This is a result of the metal oxidizing and reacting with different elements in the air and in the mold. These bars can be cleaned and polished if you choose Silver Coast copper purchases all of its raw copper material to guarantee purity and content. We do not use scrap material as it is unreliable in its content and purity. We do our best to keep our pricing competitive, but sometimes we may be slightly higher than another seller as a result of the material that we choose to use. As Copper becomes incredibly volatile, there will be more of this material coming onto the market. Silver Coast copper stands behind all of its products for purity with a buyback guarantee. 1 Kilo .999 Fine Copper Bar Poured By Silver Coast Metals (NC Coast). Picture is an example, all bars are unique and will appear different. All bars are custom cast using fine copper rice , hand poured and finished. Copper will patina when exposed to air and other elements, your bar may patina over time or may have patina on it when it arrives. Silver Coast is located on the east coast of North Carolina just at the foot of the Outer Banks. Any patina occurring on the copper you receive is due to natural exposure to the salt air in our area. The shop is located approximately 100 yards from the Atlantic ocean/sound and as a result The humidity carries the effects of the ocean. This is part of the natural beauty and patina of copper, however if you do not like it when it occurs you can easily be taken off with Brasso This is a great display piece and investment alike. The photos don't do it justice as on how amazing this bar looks. You really don't realize how heavy 2.2 pounds feels until you hold it. This piece is a great addition to any silver or gold collection. Very rare find to make an instant conversation piece. These bars have been out of production for nearly a decade and are exceptionally rare. Copper does become the new poor mans precious metal in the event of a silver spike. Copper has been a medium of exchange for around 10,000 years compared to Silver and Gold of 5,000 years. Also noted for its outstanding antimicrobial properties bacteria, yeasts, and viruses are rapidly killed on metallic copper surfaces, and the term “contact killing” has been coined for this process. This bar has a nice texture & contour, is solid feels very dense in hand. Looks good next to your other precious metal stack /collection of rare gems finite limited resources. Can be melted and cast into jewelry, bronze statues, medallions, alloying with other metals etc. This is a fine collectible. Don't invest in the stock market. Buy something proven in time. Copper prices climbed to their highest level in nearly a decade as investors in the commodity anticipate rising demand for infrastructure and construction projects in the post-pandemic economy. Great eye appeal in uncirculated bar form. This piece is a great addition to any silver or gold collection. In the early days with Copper and Silver Coins being the daily workhorse for smaller transactions and Gold Coins for larger purchases. ALL 3 of these metals guard great against the evils of Fiat Paper. Copper is nice, its like gold very ease to distinguish from other metals. Silver, Platinum and the other 'grey' metals all look like one another. Gold is yellow, copper is orange. It is one the BIGGEST, WIDEST, and HEAVIEST Copper bullion bar available!!!!! 1 kilo of fine gold bar costs right now around 63,652.18. This copper bar has looks and feel of the fine gold bar at fraction of the price. LIMITED SUPPLY: Due to high demand at this time. I sold 15 Kilo slab for $699.99 https://www.ebay.com/itm/324144191268 With the current economic situation, .999 Copper is the ideal choice for any type of investor. A small amount of research will quickly reveal that Copper has long been valued for its ability to hold and increase in value. Its status as a high-demand industrial and investment metal make copper a valued commodity world-wide!. NOW is the ideal time to trade your depreciating paper dollars for REAL currency! These are Investment Grade .999 Fine Copper Bars. The last of the affordable currency metals. Copper will one day soon take its place along side the other precious metals. This is in collector ingot form. Sure to appreciate tremendously in the coming years. Alternative to silver investment. Copper might become the new poor man's precious metal in the event of a silver spike. In physics, a noble metal is one which has filled electronic d-bands. According to this definition, only gold, silver and copper are noble metals. Estimates of copper reserves available for mining vary from 25 to 60 years, depending on core assumptions such as the growth rate. Precious metals have risen in cost very much this past year. Copper has almost doubled in scrap price (All time high price) Supply demand. Was selling these at this same price over a year ago BEFORE copper went up over 1.5x. The precious metals industry is aflutter with renewed interest in and demand for silver and gold products. Everything from rounds and coins to bullion bars are attracting the interest of investors and collectors. At the same time, coppers value is on the rise, and slowly attracting the attention of numismatists as well. Despite its relative lack of visibility in the precious metals market, copper is one of the most in-demand precious metals in the 21st century. Copper prices have been on the rise, and its use across a variety of other industries makes copper bullion products a must-have for serious investors. Copper, silver, and gold are in group 11 of the periodic table; these three metals have one s-orbital electron on top of a filled d-electron shell and are characterized by high ductility, and electrical and thermal conductivity. 1. It's CHEAP compared to the precious metals2. Great Eye Appeal in uncirculated Bullion Form3. There are some very nice design strikes in 1oz AV form and of course the Bullion Bars 1/2 lb., 1lb, Kilo and so on.4. It has been a medium of exchange for around 10,000 years compared to Silver and Gold of 5,000 years.5. The United States was on a TRIMETALLIC System of Honest Money in the early days with Copper and Silver Coins being the daily workhorse for smaller transactions and Gold Coins for larger purchases. ALL 3 of these metals guard great against the evils of Fiat Paper.6. As Silver and Gold get more expensive I think people will choose the next best alternative to worthless paper and that is COPPER the RED METAL.7. And lucky reason # 7, it is trading near a 27 month high and as 3rd world middle classes grow worldwide, what do those people want and need?? Electricity, Housing, Running Water, etc. It will put a strain on this industrial base metal. While the noble metals tend to be valuable – due to both their rarity in the Earth's crust and their applications in areas like metallurgy, high technology, and ornamentation (jewelry, art, sacred objects, etc.) – the terms noble metal and precious metal are not synonymous. Bar Highlights: AVAILABLE IN BRAND-NEW CONDITION.999 Fine Copper Bullion2.3 Pound Copper Ingot (36 oz. 1 kilo)Pressed metal type, purity, weight and country of origin.Bright Burnished FinishNo artificial coatings are added to product.Made by Provident MetalsShips in plastic to protect the bar.Contains 36 oz. of .999 pure copper.Features the American Eagle head design on the obverse.No design features on the reverse.Minted in the United States.Proudly made in the USA from Arizona and New Mexico-mined copper! Copper is one of the oldest precious metals known to mankind. As far back as 8,000 BC, human civilizations were working with the metal. The first known smelting of the metal by humans came in 5,000 BC, with casting and molds of the metal dating back as far as 4,000 BC. In modern history, copper became vital to the advancement of human civilization. Copper is one of the most important constituents of silver and karat gold solders used in the jewelry industry, modifying the color, hardness and melting point of the resulting alloys. Copper is popular because it is a soft, malleable metal and has high thermal and electrical conductivity. On the obverse of the 1 Kilo Copper Bullion Bar is the commonly used element design. This features coppers square from the Periodic Table of Elements. It includes coppers atomic symbol, number, weight, and the bars weight, metal content, and purity. There are no engravings found on the reverse face of the 1 Kilo Copper Bullion Bar. Each side of the bar has a rough, matte finish that gives it a rustic appearance. These copper bullion bars are ideal for investing and stack easily. Each of the 1 kilo Copper Bullion Bars in this product listing is privately minted in the United States of America, and is guaranteed by the mint for its weight and purity. Additional engravings on the bar include the melting point of copper, its density, and the identifying characteristics of its weight, purity, metal content, and nation of production. Copper melts at a temperatures of 1085 C, while its density is engraved 8.92 g/cc. Made in the United States of America.

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Location: Redmond, Washington

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