Scrap metal prices are dependent upon basic economics as well as the major metal exchanges and market that include the London Metal Exchange, Comex, Shanghai China, etc. Prices for ferrous scrap (iron, HMS, Steel) s typically in dollars per ton whereas non-ferrous scrap metal (copper, aluminum, brass, etc.) is by the pound. Ferrous prices fluctuate much less then non-ferrous scrap metal prices. Best method to check prices is via internet website posting pricing or call your local dealer and ask what the prices for your specific scrap metal is for that day.
Yes it is legal to sell any silver coins to a scrap buyer. But first call around to the buyers in your area for the best price.
This a large encompassing question as scrap prices could mean steel, copper, ferrous metal, non ferrous metals, glass, textiles, auto parts, etc. Many items can be sold for scrap. The question needs to be refined to ascertain what type of scrap prices the person wants Assuming your looking for scrap metal prices here are some prices as of late June 2011: Scrap Plate and Struct 2′x 5′ $410.00 gt Scrap Heavy Melt 2′x 5′ $370.00 gt Scrap Bare Bright Copper $3.83 lb Scrap #1 Copper $3.70 lb Scrap #2 Copper $3.60 lb scrap metal prices fluctuate and it is suggested that you search internet for sites posting prices daily or call your local scrap yard for the latest scrap prices.
9 cents a pound for steel 50¢ per pound of aluminum $3 per pound for copper. Scrap metal prices have many factors that are considered in pricing. When you ask for scrap metal pricing you need to know: Comex pricing LME pricing Type of scrap metal you have - ferrous (iron, steel, HMS) or non ferrous (copper, aluminum, zinc, brass, etc.) Always carry a magnet to do a quick test on your scrap metal, and make sure you clean and separate your scrap metal. Once you have all of this info then check online pricing and call your local recycling yard. Compare pricing and go with scrap yard that pays highest price and is reputable.
Rockaway recycle always has updated scrap metal prices on there website. They are located in NJ. Price for scrap will vary from state to state.As of June 2 2011 - here are some general scrap prices in NJ #1 Bare Bright Wire $3.55 /lb. #1 Copper Tubing/Flashing $3.25/lb. Brass $1.70 /lb. Aluminum Siding $0.64/lb. Cast Aluminum $0.55/lb. Lead $0.45/lb. Electric Motors $0.22/lb Many sites post current ferrous and non ferrous prices or call your local scrap yard in NJ
The price probably changes weekly if not daily. Call a local wrecking yard for the current price.
Globally scrap prices for vehicle and complete car bodies varies. Specific to the United States, an average price for a scrap car body is around $250 for the vehicle. One should call the local scrap yard or look online for sources of current auto scrap prices. There are also many companie that will come and pickup your scrap car and pay you. Again, please shop around
Scrap prices change often. Call your local scrap metal dealer for a current price.
As of October 1 2008 the value of scrap aluminum items (this is a general selection of aluminum scrap prices) is as follows: aluminum extrusions around $1 per pound cast aluminum Approx. 97 cents per lbs
Call the scrap yard.
1-800-237-3463 is the number to call to find the numbers to any scrap yard you are looking for.
ferrous or ferric oxide which we commonly call rust.