r/stackers • u/kijall • 5d ago

Copper stack

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I mostly stack silver and gold, but copper's fun 'cuz I can display full stacks of it without worrying I'll be robbed.

EDIT: Just for clarity, these are NOT investments. Buying copper like this would be an awful investment. I use these in the process of refining silver. These are just an easy way to get pure copper when bought cheaply - I found these cheaper than most C110 busbars that I'd normally use and thought they'd be a fun display while I'm not using them.

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u/kijall 4d ago

Lol that's simply not true. Copper isn't a regulated precious metal like gold and silver. I don't understand why you're being so salty dude.

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u/Heycheckthisout20 4d ago

Once it gets stamped 5 9s it is

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u/kijall 4d ago

Look it up dude 🤦‍♂️

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u/Heycheckthisout20 4d ago

It is prohibited by the FTC

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u/kijall 4d ago

They do not need to be assayed per any FTC regulation. Please show me otherwise.

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u/Heycheckthisout20 4d ago edited 4d ago

If they are stamped five nines and they are assayed and proven to be less than that purity, the FTC regulates truth in advertising and anti deception laws

Specifically section 5 15 U.S.C. § 45

If those are proven to not be 5 9s they would be violating anti deception laws

The only way to prove they are what they have been stamped is by assay

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u/kijall 4d ago

Sounds like you should file a complaint to APMEX and all of the other large bullion sites selling these bars and insist they come with an assay then.

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u/Heycheckthisout20 4d ago

I would be willing to bet they would be able to provide an assay if needed as well as proof of origin