/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50736822
You'll need a huge amount of the stuff to make a dent in your portfolio. Buy a bar or two for the novelty and appreciate its unique color, and you won't lose out. One Anon's advice is to offer to purchase scrap copper off the hands of businesses that create/collect scrap copper, saving them time and effort to take it to recyclers themselves. Then melt the stuff down and make bars yourself. You can become a junk dealer this way.

>>50737251
For piping, the new darling material is Pex, which doesn't have a critical need for insulation, being a sort of plastic. It's flexible, easy to splice, and far less expensive than copper.