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    tin and Steel?

    so I guess my question is do you usually separate tin and steel I guess I have been throwing them in the tin pile together but it recently came to my attention I should probably separate the two.

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    I keep it seperate from my other stuff but together with my pc metal as the yard i go to takes both at the same rate.
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