Physical Copper — Buy

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: Large cast bars (up to 10 lbs) or "copper bullets" sold by specialty dealers. 🛒 Where to Buy

: Unlike gold or silver, the cost to mint and ship copper is often high relative to its melt value. buy physical copper

: Selling physical copper may be subject to capital gains tax . If you'd like, I can: Compare current premiums across top dealers Explain the difference between No. 1 and No. 2 scrap copper

: Bars and rounds (coins) typically minted in .999 fine purity . Help you look for if you prefer digital

You can find physical copper through major bullion dealers or local industrial sources: : JM Bullion (Bars, rounds, and bulk bags) Money Metals Exchange (Specialty cast bars) SD Bullion (Wide variety of shapes) APMEX (Extensive copper inventory) Local Sources :

: Ensure you distinguish between standard ounces and troy ounces (troy is ~11% heavier). ⚠️ Important Considerations If you'd like, I can: Compare current premiums

: It can be harder to sell copper bullion back to dealers than precious metals; scrap yards may only pay "melt" price.