cans .58
cast/extruded AL .51
yellow brass 1.6
#2 copper $3.00
#2 insulated $1.00 was .90 last month
motors .25 was .23 last month
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cans .58
cast/extruded AL .51
yellow brass 1.6
#2 copper $3.00
#2 insulated $1.00 was .90 last month
motors .25 was .23 last month
Copper is on its way back up so is aluminum. I don't see it going to 4 dollars again but 3.50 isn't out of sight.
As long as prices are still up the first part of March, I'll be happy. My prices are set on a monthly basis.
I'm surprised there's not a thread with 50 pages on this topic. This seems like a valuable way to track procing over time & around the country.
This is from yesterday in the Dallas area. Garland, specifically.
https://s8.postimg.org/npdwrv1px/32917.jpg
Clearing a few more things out of the garage...
https://s30.postimg.org/mak3f04ht/20170405.jpg
Wish I had a local place to sell power supplies. Low grade boards too. So far I just stay away from low grade stuff because I have no where to sell it that makes sense.
I'd say save them and make the 4 hr trek over to Massachusetts, but I just realized that you are the same distance to Mario as it would be to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by HipoGear
I'd like to ask you a few questions about that yard Auminer via PM...but it says you are full up...could you message me or delete a couple of yours?
Prices today Dover, NJ
Cans- 0.25/lb
Sheet Al- 0.39/lb
Cast Al- 0.41/lb
Siding- 0.46/lb
Lead acid batteries- 0.27/lb
Not going to mention yard by name but I'm sure locals know. Have to say after being to 5 different yards in Buffalo, (moved to Jersey last year) this was the best, most efficient non-ferrous sale I have ever had. Guy was pleasant, helpful and knowledgeable. Will definitely be my go to yard here.
done!Quote:
Originally Posted by ozarksewaste
Where are you located?
Giving it away
No he's not giving it away because I saw his ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deathhit02
Who are you referring to?Quote:
Originally Posted by Deathhit02
Would like to know where you are located. In another post you mentioned the big yards getting 1910 a ton for Al, but these prices are pretty much in line with where Al has been stuck forever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deathhit02
Not a bad day at the yard..a little extra walking around money always helps!
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f1...psz2nro1r1.jpg
If you want to compare it check out the numbers on the very first post of this thread. I was getting over $3.00lb for Cu when I started out and that makes the current prices harder to for me to get excited about. Mike
A comparison like that will just make you want to cry.
The third line, what is MLC? Motors low copper? Something low content? Mixed something something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Inspectorscrappy
Mixed low copper?Quote:
Originally Posted by andyheim