5+LB .999 FINE COPPER KINGZ HEAT TREATED BARS!! Extremely Unique & Beautiful!!!

Description

Each bar weighs over five pounds (five lbs at-least each) some are closer to 5.5lbs EA but will all be stamped 5lbs unless requested that it be stamped to the exact oz.
These ingots are EXTREAMLY unique heat treated bars .
999 FINE
COPPER
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Each ingot is unique and color is different from the next
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT!!!!
Analysts say we could see copper prices double or even triple in the next 10-15 years that’s great news for everyone investing in copper, but the prices won’t be this low for long! SO act NOW if you don’t want to miss the copper train.
COPPER KINGZ HAND POURED, HAND STAMPED, PURE COPPER BARS .999 FINE CU BULLION
Copper Kingz bullion and art is located in the heart of Arizona, the climate here provides perfect conditions for casting and polishing copper, there is little chance of tarnish in this climate. I clear coat all my copper bars/rounds
and Art
. The clear coat is baked on in the Arizona sun for several hours locking in the high luster of the pure copper to protect the finish for years in any indoor environment. Shipped with USPS. Happy eBaying
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FAQ : COPPER PREMIUM WHY IS IT SO MUCH?
Answer: Copper’s high premiums can be attributed to two key factors: Quantity and Processing
Because copper is chiefly a metal of industry, gigantic quantities often change hands.
Copper’s current price of about .50 per pound, for instance, is the base price on “paper contracts” for the delivery of tons of copper – not just a few ounces or pounds (as is often the case with the copper coins and bars listed at Provident Metals’ online store).
If you’re looking to invest in a few ounces or pounds of copper, the spot price quickly becomes irrelevant as it does not account for the real price of bullion.
The other key factor contributing to copper’s high premiums (compared to gold and silver) is processing: copper’s inherent properties make it a difficult metal to work with.
Take gold and silver, for example. Each melts easily and neither of them oxidizes too easily.
Copper, on the other hand, immediately oxidizes when heat is applied.
Therefore, special techniques and chemicals are used to produce copper without bubbles or contaminants.
On top of these special (and expensive!) techniques, the final price for a one ounce copper coin or a one pound copper bar includes the sizing, stamping and shipping costs. As well as many other factors like supply/demand, but the main factor why copper bars/rounds have such a higher premium than there more valuable counter parts is because of the time and effort that gos into making each piece, as well as cost of raw materials, propane price, sanding and polishing grits, electricity, etc the cost to produce one of these bars/rounds or Art pieces is quite high.
Hope that helps some of you understand or start to understand why bullion company’s charge around 3$ per OZ of .999 copper!
Thanks for your time and interest, if you have any questions at all feel free to contact us, happy eBaying!