Copper is found almost everywhere..

I was thinking about copper last night and realized, its all over the place, All your electrical cords speaker wire headphones, what if you took all the old crap you just thru away and strip the copper from it, you would have a little copper mine, copper is about $4.13 a pound right now, what if you stored up all that copper including pennies minted before 1982 for one year, you would have enough at the end of the year to pay for internet for at least a year. copper is realitively heavy so it wouldn't take long to save it up... And if you watched that video I posted yesterday, you would know you could double your money just by going to the bank, buying 50 dollars of pennies or how much ever your budget will allow and sort through them, pre 1982 in one pile post 1982 in another pile, the post 1982 you send back to the bank for face value, now, every penny printed before 1982 is worth 2.7 Cents, so you see, if you take the time to do that, you could really make alot of extra money, You could even have your kids sort through them to save you time... Its also A good idea to watch the market on copper prices as well, buy low and sell high, Its a good way to start out, make enough money with copper start on silver next, but always save your copper because when silver hits $100 an ounce, big business is going to be looking for a cheaper metal to use as a conductor and Copper is right behind Silver.

Invest little now for alot later

With gold and silver prices soaring these days and inflation up, is there anything worth investing in that's pretty solid and is still reasonably cheap? Well the Answer is Yes have you been looking at the rising copper prices in recent months, It has outdone gold and silver, as a matter of fact, they quit making pennies out of copper because the scrap value was worth more than the face value, However, even by collecting old copper pennies your making a good investment. Even the Coin collector can get into the act, they have some very high quality coins out in grams, 1/10 ounce sizes troy ounces and I have seen them all the way up to 1lb bricks, and very high quality never touched coins and bricks. I urge you to invest in your future weather it be copper, silver, gold or platinum, One day if the market falls out, precious metals will be the only real value, so don't caught short. I will be posting more links and information as I get it, so bookmark this page and start investing today... I'm sure you already have and you just don't know it, Check out the video below to get started... :)