Posted on 02/28/2023 12:31:49 PM PST by Red Badger
That’s a reminder to buy copper coins. Precious metals web sites are selling it for around $1.50-$1.60 oz. Right now. I’m not talking pennies, but newly minted coins and bars of .999 pure copper.
https://www.jmbullion.com/copper/copper-bars/
Just one example…
Time for Musk to get serious about asteroid mining
I remember the 1970s, when Aluminum was beginning to replace copper, till there were problems with expansion rates between copper and aluminum. Aluminum was abandoned.
Libtards can’t get enough open pit miming
They should relocate to an asteroid and leave us alone
Not completely.
High tension tower lines are still aluminum, with a steel line in the core....................
Time to go scraping. Start at EV Charging stations.
Right up the road in Warrington PA two tweakers, a boyfriend and girlfriend, tried to steal the copper from a transformer they though was shut down. The guy cut into live copper and proceeded to burn alive in front of girlfriend. She called 911. By the time the authorities arrived and PECO shut down the power he was nothing but a charred black mess.
I know one that does exist and can be re-opened if they wanted.
Thee largest known deposit of float copper in the world.
Masses that are over 90% pure copper.
The White Pine Mine still open?
Well, I guess I’d better stock up on Berry’s Bullets ... again.
Cool..wait till 2030 and we’re good.
I got a shxtload of pennies though!!
train wrecks?
Copper mines?
...seems we read about this somewhere...
Large masses of metallic copper can be difficult to mine, if it is an underground mine. They can be tough even in an open pit.
But mining has become extremely political in the last 50 years.
How much rock/waste would have to be moved per ton of copper is very important.
precious metals in crisis?
Copper, lead, and brass.
CNBC?
Not good weather vane.
CNN es Muy Estúpido
Another one on people cutting off the charging cables at electric vehicle charging stations to sell the copper in them!
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/4134614/posts
So in 2030 is new copper going to come here from another planet?
There is still significant amounts of copper to be mined from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Just awaiting price point economics. And yes, there a re a lot of politics involved in permitting such mining.
No.
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