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United Nuclear , Scientific Equipment & Supplies Copper Metal, giant penny coin - Size comparison with normal penny coin. Reverse side of coin. Copper Metal chemical element: Cu ( round/coin ) One ounce of high purity (99.999% pure) solid Copper metal (atomic number 29) forged into a 1909 Lincoln penny. Not only great for element collectors, but these are great for magic tricks (my grandson is convinced I
Size comparison with normal penny coin.Reverse side of coin.Copper Metalchemical element: Cu( round/coin )One ounce of high purity (99.999% pure) solid Copper metal (atomic number 29) forged into a 1909 Lincoln penny. Not only great for element collectors, but these are great for magic tricks (my grandson is convinced I can make pennies grow big). Measures a little over 1.5" in daimeter (40mm). Bright, shiny & new. Comes in a small plastic pouch.Makes a great inexpensive gift. One of the last affordable investment metals.1 oz. Copper Penny: $3.75 Shipping Restriction (info) No Hazmat Fee (info) No Signature Required (info) No Quantity Restriction (info) No.

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