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| 10 cents a lb delivered to me in the UP! Id even buy you a couple beers. |
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| you ought to come up and help me blast a little of it into the dirt!! |
| Posts: 1404 | Location: munising MI USA | Registered: 29 March 2002 |
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| Good score for a good man! Selmerfan |
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| Run an ad on EBay (the liberal bustards) gunbroker, or auction arms and you can probably get $.50 - $.75 a pound or more.
Remember you can can ship the lead in Priority Mail flat rate for boxes only $9.00 per 69 lbs. The friendly USPS will even come out to your house and pick it up! You may just want to ship it to your retirment home rather than sell it if you want to do some casting where ever you go.
I shipped a ton or so up here to Alaska by flat rate boxes at 65 - 68 lbs. per box - 70 lb. is the max weight in a flat rate box. At the time the rate was $7.75 per box or about $.11 a lb. The mail man on this end stopped just short of cursing me out when he had to bring it to my door and the folks at the P.O. where I sent it still remembered me 3 yrs later when I stopped in to ship some more that I had left with a friend. |
| Posts: 100 | Location: Alaska | Registered: 27 January 2008 |
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| Raw wheel weights used to go for .25 a pound, then went to .35 for several years, now the same recycler is getting .75 a pound locally. You lose about 20 percent weight when you smelt thwm down, so I would say youve got about a grand worth. A year or so ago I ran a little over a ton of smelted metal through ebay, Linotype averaged about 1.00 per pound(I paid .20) WW brought about .60 average and pure lead brought a dollar or better. China keeps buying it up it may be worth 2-3 dollars a pound in the future, just imagine if it reaches the price of a gallon of gasoline! |
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| Is that why our food, drug, and toy prices we import from China have went up some much recently. quote: China keeps buying it up it may be worth 2-3 dollars a pound in the future, just imagine if it reaches the price of a gallon of gasoline!
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| Posts: 100 | Location: Alaska | Registered: 27 January 2008 |
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| tvfinak, It's 5:30 in the morning and I've been studying all night here at Penn State for an economics final. Trust me, you don't want to know why the prices of those items are going up. Not fun stuff....
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| Posts: 433 | Location: Monessen, PA | Registered: 23 February 2005 |
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