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Copper is one of the most affordable options for investors and collectors buying metals online. When compared to gold, platinum, and palladium, copper is much more affordable. You will find that copper is even more affordable than silver. Copper comes in two primary forms: rounds and bars. Today, 1 ozCopper Barsare available to you online from Bullion Metals in varied conditions.

Arrives with a plastic sleeve or shipping box!Offered in varied conditions!From various mints!Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.On the obverse and reverse are varying design elements.Please keep in mind the bars you receive could match if you purchase multiples.

Arrives with a plastic sleeve or shipping box!

Contains 1 AVDP oz of .999 pure copper.

On the obverse and reverse are varying design elements.

Please keep in mind the bars you receive could match if you purchase multiples.

Copper bars are commonly produced as minted ingots only. These types of bars have refined visual elements and sharp, defined shapes. Though it is sold by precious metals authorized dealers, copper is, in reality, considered a commodity.

All 1 oz Copper Bars in this product listing are available to you for purchase in protective plastic sleeves or shipping boxes with the bar wrapped in protective materials. The copper bars in this product listing are available to you in varied conditions. This means the bars can range in condition from brand-new specimens that might still be in the original mint packaging to those bars that have heavy signs of wear and tear and/or production flaws from the mint.

Please note that a listing such as this with Bullion Metals comes with no guarantee of the specific product you will receive. All items are chosen at random once your payment has been processed. As a result, it is also possible you will receive matching bars by design and condition if you purchase more than one.

On the obverse and reverse field of these 1 oz Copper Bars, you will find a variety of different design elements. Many copper bars replicate the appearance of historic coinage and banknotes. For example, you will find images such as Walking Liberty on the obverse of these 1 oz Copper Bars. Walking Liberty is one of the most reproduced images in American history after having debuted on the US half dollar in 1916. It is also the face of the American Silver Eagle bullion coin series and popular on silver rounds, silver bars, and copper rounds. Reverse design elements vary by each program and often include a common design logo from a specific mint.