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Spot Price Charts

by Bradley Voight on 05/30/12

We can thank Scrapmonster.com for our price charts. I have posted some common items and also some items that are not so common, but are also recyclable. Prices are what you would get at a scrap yard. 


Let me state again that Smalltime's ultimate goal is a multifaceted scrap yard accepting all of the items listed on my materials page and more. To reach that goal we need your feedback. I've said it once before, but it is worth repeating many times, Indiana is a joke at going green and until the people of Indiana wise up and see the tremendous amount of wasting that they do, then we will continue to to plow thousands of tons of useful material into landfills.

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