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    I have about 100lbs of flatware. Some of it is stainless but all of it clean. What should I expect per lbs and is there a better way to liquidate then scrap? tks



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    hi blcapt. Welcome to the forum. Please go to the introduction section, read the sticky and then introduce yourself. We'd like to know where you are from, a little bit about yourself....how you got into scrapping etc. Thanks.

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    On top of that, I have some flatware that says "stainless" but is lightly magnetic...how is this classified?

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    It depends on your yard. At my yard if a magnet sticks to it then its not SS for payment. Check with your yard, Mike.
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked


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