Acme Iron And Metal NM 87068

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Ken Minor

I came in with 550 pounds of scrap and they refused to pay for the scrap for ⁰9-30am

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Bryan Spagnola

We brought in 218 lbs of #1 and 42 lbs of #2 copper, and the prices were the lowest i have seen all year. I have been to about 30 different scrap yards in 8 different states this year. They all have different prices, obviously, but they have all been between $3.40 to $3.80 a lbs for #2 copper. With one place in Denver paying $4.08 a lbs. I still got all my pay stubs as referance/proof. This place, however, only paid $2.85 for #2 and $3.00 for #1. Putting their prices at the lowest of all I been to this year. This is so far the only one we have been to in the state of NM. So I'll be comparing them to other in the state soon. Update: I took my next load to "Albuquerque Metal Recycling," which isn't too much farther away. Their prices for #2 copper is $3.10, which is still on the vary low end. It is better, however, if your load is mostly copper or aluminum. I'm doing the math on my last load ( it wasn't a big load) I made an extra $65.00, going the extra 14 miles out of my way. Ultimately, this won't always be the case as prices everywhere fluctuate. If you want the best prices, and if your load is large enough, sometimes one or the other will be a better option. Need to call ahead of your visit to find out.

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Cody Mullican

Keaton is the man. Very helpful. Will do business with him again!