Copper bars offer one of the most affordable options when looking to invest in metals. Though technically classified as a commodity, copper bullion bars are offered by countless precious metals retailers. Copper has an affordable price and comes in a range of large weights for anyone looking to add this high-demand metal to their holdings. Today, you have the chance to buy 100 oz Copper Bars in varied conditions online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with individual protective plastic bags!
• Available in varied conditions!
• Offered from various mints!
• Contains 100 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.
• On the obverse and reverse are various possible designs based on mint of origin.
• Please note that you may receive bars that have the same designs and arrive in the same conditions when you buy several.
• Note: the images used with this listing are just for representation and are not a guarantee of what bars are available.

Copper is a valuable metal to various commercial and industrial sectors. Copper has long been used in the production of water and gas pipes in homes, as well as electrical wiring. It is highly resistant to corrosion and has high thermal conductivity, making it ideal for electrical wiring.

Designs

On the obverse and reverse fields of these 100 oz Copper Bars, you will find various different designs possible. Most copper bars are produced as cast items that have inscriptions stamped only on the obverse. These inscriptions typically identify the mint of origin, weight, purity, and metal content for the bar. The reverse is typically blank, but may show various textures or striations that result from the production process. Please note that any images attached to this listing are for visual purposes only and do not necessarily represent bars available at any given time.

History

Copper has long been used in the production of coins. In the United States, the earliest gold coins issued starting in 1794 had copper alloyed into the metallic composition of the coins to ensure greater durability in circulation. By the 1830s, US gold and silver coins in circulation had 90% gold or 90% silver, with 10% copper in the alloy for durability. Modern US coinage also has copper as a part of the various alloys used in different denominations.

Ordering

100 oz Copper Bars offered here come in varied conditions from numerous mints. The conditions could be like-new or have varying degrees of wear and tear. The designs and conditions can both vary in this listing. We are not able to guarantee a particular design or condition in advance. Provident Metals selects all bars at random after your payment clears. We will fulfill your order from our available inventory at that point in time.

Please contact Provident Metals if you have any questions. Our team can assist you at 800-313-3315, chat with you live online, or respond via email.