Nvestment grade 1 Kilo 2.3 lb Copper Bar 36 oz. 999 Fine Bullion Pure Chemistry Element Design Ingot 5-10-20. Brand new, amazing price. This is a cool slab of copper. This Copper Bullion weighs 1 Kilo or 2.3 Pounds and is. 999 Pure Fine Copper from 2010. It is in like condition and shiny just like a gold bar. 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 heave 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. 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 is a fine collectible. Don’t invest in the stock market. 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. A more affordable way to store up on physical copper metal instead of paper copper investment. 1 kilo of fine gold bar costs right now around. This copper bar has looks and feel of the fine gold bar at fraction of the price. Due to high demand at this time. 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 of the BIGGEST, WIDEST, and HEAVIEST Copper bullion bar available!!!! 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. 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. 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. Features the periodic table of elements symbol stamped on the upper front, along with 1 Kilo. 999 Fine Copper – USA on the lower front. Each bar is made of 1 full kilo 2.2. 999 fine copper bullion, has a beautiful semi-matte finish with square edges, and measures 140mm x 63mm x 13mm 5.5″ x 2.5″ x 0.5. AVAILABLE IN BRAND-NEW CONDITION. Contains 1 Kilogram of. 1000 gr – 1 KILO. Over 2.3 pounds. Features the Copper element design on the obverse. No design features on the reverse. Rough, matte finish on both sides. Minted in the United States. 99.9% Antimicrobial Copper, it provides the same protection from the harmful bacteria you’d want to guard against. Proudly made in the USA from Arizona and New Mexico-mined copper! They are then honed and polished to an absolutely gleaming, all natural finish. That means they are not coated with some lacquer or enamel finish that will only yellow and peel over time. Just 100% pure metal, as a true bullion bar should be. A simple cleaning and polishing, once in while, is all that is needed to keep them looking their best. The same care you would give any fine metal. These are the highest quality copper bullion bars available. Unique Collectors Item Bullion bars are not only an excellent way to build wealth but also a great collection item for keepsakes, gifts or any special occasion. If you collect copper bars, or any type of bullion bars, one of these is a must have. It would be a rare, interesting and very unique item to add to your collection. It’s an impressive piece to say the least. Excellent Investment Throughout history precious metals have been hoarded as a hedge against inflation. While the US dollar continues to falter in an uncertain global economy, precious metals retain their value. More recently copper, traditionally viewed as a base or industrial metal, has gained attention from precious metal investors. Many expect increased demand as China and India modernize and new technologies utilizing copper are developed. While some choose to invest in commodities markets, many prefer to take physical possession of the metal, honoring the belief that, If you don’t hold it, you don’t own it. More and more people are investing in bullion as way to build wealth for a rainy day or protection from economic crisis or simply an easy way to speculate on the price of precious metals. No investment portfolio is complete without exposure to metals and holding it yourself in the form of genuine bullion bars allows you to remain totally in control. Creative Design These new bars are vertically aligned, with beveled corners. Very much the same design as popular 1 Kilo bars, only much bigger. They weigh in at over 10,000 grams or 10 full kilograms. That’s over 2.3 pounds!!! It is the BIGGEST, WIDEST, and HEAVIEST Copper bullion bar available!!!!! Be one of the few to own this gleaming example of fine American craftsmanship. A bar you can display with pride. We strive to offer our customers interesting, creative, and unique products. Something more than just a plain square bar. 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.