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Today's post is right from the Hagerstown Maryland ConservIT recycle yard:
18656 Lizley Drive
Hagerstown, MD , 21740
Phone: 301-791-0100
FAX: 301-739-8548
Website: www.conservit.com
Business Activity: Manufacturer / Distributor / Exporter
Products Description:
Recycling metal Recycling services, Refuse treatment, Ores, Minerals and ores and metals, Precious metals, Minerals, Base Metals
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Metal Price lbs.
5' & Under P&S $3.00 100
Alum Cans $0.35 1
Alum Cond $0.15 1
Alum Cu Cond $0.20 1
Alum Siding $0.20 1
Alum Wheels $0.20 1
Bare Bright $0.90 1
Bronze $0.40 1
Bus $1.00 100
Car / Shred $1.00 100
Car Rims $1.25 100
Carbide Tips $0.05 1
Cars $1.00 100
Cast Alum $0.15 1
Cataltytic Convertors $2.00 1
Catv Cable (BLK) $0.10 1
Catv Cable (WHT) $0.15 1
Clean Alum $0.15 1
Clean Motors $1.00 100
Copper #1 $0.90 1
Copper #2 $0.80 1
Diesel Radiators, CLN Truck $0.50 1
Dirty Motors (Gasoline) $1.00 100
EC Wire Clean $0.20 1
Electric Motor $0.03 1
Extruded Alum $0.20 1
Farm Machine $1.00 100
Heater Cores $0.30 1
Heavy Break $1.00 100
Irony Alum $0.05 1
Irony Diesel Radiators (Truck) $0.15 1
Lead $0.02 1
Light Copper $0.70 1
Litho Sheet $0.20 1
Mixed Alum $0.15 1
MLC $0.20 1
Old Sheet $0.15 1
Prep#1 $3.00 100
Prep#2 $0.00 100
Radiators $0.50 1
Random Rail $1.00 100
Red Brass $0.50 1
Shredder $1.00 100
Stainless $0.10 1
Truck $1.00 100
Unprep Struct $1.25 100
Unprep#1 $1.25 100
Yardcast $1.25 100
Yellow Brass $0.40 1
Zinc $0.05 1
Oh, and Aluminium Cans: $.35
Got these prices directly from ConserveIT website
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Today was my birthday, my kids took me out to eat... I'm 51 today.
That's why there wasn't a post from me yesterday, but I'll keep you *posted*
PS) The other day when I called around Mid Maryland and the Baltimore region for current price quotes paid to us scrapers by the recycling centers (who in turn sell the scrap to processing centers) one guy told me this very candidly:
"We're buying aluminum right now and just letting it pile up. That's why we're not paying as much for aluminum as we were 2 months ago. Right now demand for aluminum just dropped to zero. We're hoping to sell our stock pile next year, but we're not even sure we're gonna be able to sell it next year"
Today's recommendation:
Look for copper... I'm gonna
c ya
PSS) If you're a Grand Dad like me, go check out one of my other blogs:
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