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    $248 for 100lbs isnt a good price?.....im confused lol


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    Quote Originally Posted by sjones99 View Post
    $248 for 100lbs isnt a good price?.....im confused lol
    In his post he said his local yard is only paying $2/lb for bare bright (ie they are probably somewhat low). His 100 pounds at $248 is $2.48 a pound....meaning if he bought it from the guy at that price and turned it into his local $2/lb yard, he would LOSE .48/lb on the deal (assuming this scrap copper was in fact bare bright). Basically the place he sends stuff to is low balling copper pricing probably a bit and he can't understand why the guy wants more than the stuff is worth.
    PROFIT is made when you BUY/ACQUIRE NOT when you sell

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    $248 on ebay with free shipping nets the seller $179. Yard pays $200 cash. Still confused ?

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