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    ginofrater is offline Metal Recycling Entrepreneur
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    0.65 a lb in Ontario.


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    man 32-35 cans to make a pound seems like that would take awhile to save up to make any kind of money

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    Quote Originally Posted by Focker View Post
    man 32-35 cans to make a pound seems like that would take awhile to save up to make any kind of money
    Buddy of mine works at a heavy equipment auction place and sets up a bin for cans during auctions. They add up fast. All depends if you have a good way of gettin them.
    If I didn't have bad luck, I'd have no luck at all...

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    $0.46 per lb on 9/7

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    Was at my yard today and just asked. Still holding onto .55 cents a pound. Been like that for a while now.
    Cleaning up the e-waste one company at a time

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    55 cents a lb. if you have 100 lbs. today in hartford city, IN

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    I just got 40 cents per pound a couple days ago.
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    AZ can prices still going good, got .85 a pound!

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    Dang. I thought cans were pretty high here in the good ole commonwealth of KY but my yard only paying 61 cents. 66 if u have over 100lbs. It takes me about a month to come up with 125-150 lbs. Wonder if I saved them up for a while and shipped them somewhere else ( just a joke). But seriousley there is a large alum recycling place around here pretty close that will come get ur cans if u have at least a ton. They pay top dolllar for them too(and I do mean dollar). Wonder how long it would take and what kind of pile u would have

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    $.80 lb yesterday in So. AZ

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    Holy Crap! We are getting ROBBED here in the Midwest at .40 and .50/lb! Good On you guys for getting nearly a buck a lb!
    I'm so into scrapping.. When my Steel Toe Boots Wear out, I cut the Steel out of them and recycle the Toe!

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    2.05/lb today

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    CRV + the aluminium?

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    CRV + the aluminium?
    Yeah, it's nice when you didn't buy the cans in the first place.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sledge42 View Post
    Holy Crap! We are getting ROBBED here in the Midwest at .40 and .50/lb! Good On you guys for getting nearly a buck a lb!
    Same here! .45 for cans up here!

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    One yard in northern Ind paying .63 and another paying .70 a lb.
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    I just got paid $____ per pound for aluminum cans!

    .45 here in Iowa, we do get robbed here in the Midwest.
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    .25 or .30 if there crushed

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaun319 View Post
    .25 or .30 if there crushed
    You need to find a different yard if you have a significant amount. It's .50 in Ottawa and .70 @ AIM in Hamilton.

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    Getting .40 lb. here in North Central Arkansas.

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