Even only copper plated, the cost of making one is worth more the value (between the design, the tooling, the logistics, the maintenance ...). That's also why I think what they're doing may be deemed illegal, alike burning bills.
I’m pretty sure the cost of making one is still more. However, the problem with copper is that the cost of the raw material itself was more than the coins value. So people would just smelt the stuff for it.
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u/DiddlyDumb Feb 15 '24
Isn’t that because the cost of making one is more than the value?