Nah, ebay them, you'll end up carried away![]()
light steel £954 a tonne, blimey ill order 20 tonne of sheet steel tommorrow and weigh it in and make a profit lol do you mean £95 a tonne?
Heard on the radio that the old copper 1p & 2p coins are worth more as scrap that their face value. The later ones are copper plated steel and thus magnetic.
NB - It is illegal to melt coins down.
I heard that too and rushed to my box of pennies with a magnet! 530gm of pure copper...handy for washers(don't tell or I'll be clapped in jail for drilling holes in the queens face
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I'm looking at the ticket now
KG 473 (Amount of metal plus weight of bin)
T/DED 371 (Tare deducted)
Paid 102 (Weight of scrap)
Rate 954
Amount £97.31
I calcualte rate as
£954 per tonne = £954/1000 per kilo = 95400/1000 pence/kilo 95.4 p/Kg
With £7.62 I got for the cast iron I walked away with £104.90 in my pocket (They rounded down to the nearest 10p)
I know this is the weight of the light steel because that went in the bin, the cast went straight onto the platform of the scales and was weighed as 74 kilos.![]()
Great minds think alike! Drill the hole from the other side so she doesn't notice![]()