@charliebrownau @atomic

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Tag any other Australians here, I got kimi to make us a updating price checker for metals vs face value of coins.

Coin Weight Metal Content Current Melt Value Profit Margin
5c 2.83g 75% Cu, 25% Ni 0.056 +12.05% ✅
10c 5.65g 75% Cu, 25% Ni 0.112 +11.86% ✅
20c 11.30g 75% Cu, 25% Ni 0.224 +11.86% ✅
50c 15.55g 75% Cu, 25% Ni 0.308 -38.43% ❌
1 9.00g 92% Cu, 6% Al, 2% Ni 0.157 -84.30% ❌
2 6.60g 92% Cu, 6% Al, 2% Ni 0.115 -94.24% ❌

@charliebrownau @atomic no it's illegal to melt down currency since 1965 ((guess who)) and you use them as single barter chips for the value of their metal
So for example if copper goes to 30$/kg your coins are now worth alot more then the face value (hint: they already are worth more than the face value 12% ATM)

@VooDooMedic @atomic Ahhh could be cheap way to make copper pipes

I often considered investing in copper as its getting expensive

and of course its deemed (((illegal))) to mint down coins
You can be sure it was ((( Them ))) that came up with that idea

@charliebrownau @atomic it's not just a cheap way to invest in copper right now. The coin is worth more than the face value. 12. Whatever percent right now. So if you go in and trade in your dollar of digital currency or whatever like your note currency and trade it in for $0.05 pieces. You are making 12% as soon as you make that trade

@VooDooMedic @atomic So whats the point of buying lots of 5/10/20c coins then ?

Giving them to a copper trader ?

@VooDooMedic @charliebrownau @Tfmonkey Modern Australian coinage which began in 1966 has no silver in it as opposed to US coinage which goes back much further and has silver in circulating coins minted prior to 1964.

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