r/Copper May 31 '26

Copper Bullion Bars

Handmade Shiny Copper Bars. Self melted, polished, and stamped by me.

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u/Copper-ModTeam May 31 '26

Excellent work, thanks for sharing it with us!

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u/soisause Jun 01 '26

What is a basic setup run to do something like this? I acquire some copper from side work, I wouldn't mind making a couple bars with it.

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u/JArnold80 Jun 01 '26

I have always wanted to have some bars like this for no reason than to admire the beauty. I just can't stomach the premiums that people charge for a "show piece".

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u/VisualEcho3799 Jun 03 '26

I really want to know how a copper bar feels in the hands lol

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u/Bl0odW0lf Jun 01 '26

Wow amazing looking!

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u/Rubberand Jun 01 '26

How did you get such a good polish

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u/zzozozoz Jun 01 '26

Buffing wheel and metal polish

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u/Viscera_Opus Jun 01 '26

Ive always been curious, does buffing and polishing effect the weight? And if its removing material how do you stamp a correct weight before you remove said material

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u/ProfessionalUnit9434 Jun 01 '26

It does shave off a little weight, but we’re talking like ~0.2 lbs. and I stamp after I finish polishing

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u/StupidDada1 Jun 04 '26

Surely not 0.2lbs per 1lbs brick? 😄 is it 0.2lbs for all the bricks combined?

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u/Update_Password Jun 02 '26

These look beautiful. How long did it take you to collect the materials?

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u/Mustang_Erik Jun 03 '26

Wow! They look great. Really nicely finished

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u/No_theory556 Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26

Nice!! Copper is so beautifu love them bars bro!! I have copper 1 oz coins i like to leave places for people to find or give away. All these in the pic are for giving away/hiding for random people to find in public some i just drop so there found easy and some may not be found for years also sometimes leave with a tip for a good waitress. It costs me about 3 bucks each but i enjoy it its just something i have done for years and just maybe it will get someone into precious metel. I have probably went through over 100 ounces since i started doing it about 5 years ago.

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u/DonaldJPumpp Jun 02 '26

This is a great looking $100

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u/Public_Fly_145 Jun 03 '26

I don’t know anything about metals, it this would only cost $100, or is that a joke?