Betwen 75p and £1 per kilogramme. Might be best cashing in before the World Cup, because once that's over, there will be 23 pairs of feet from the England side flooding the market.
Betwen 75p and £1 per kilogramme. Might be best cashing in before the World Cup, because once that's over, there will be 23 pairs of feet from the England side flooding the market.
Get hold of some scrap bits of marble or granite and wrap them into parcels with the lead.
If you get busted go ballistic, and rant and rave about those bloody thieving gypsy f*****g b@st@rds etc!
Get hold of some scrap bits of marble or granite and wrap them into parcels with the lead.If you get busted go ballistic, and rant and rave about those bloody thieving gypsy f*****g b@st@rds etc!
went on to that site given by freeze the secret..very helpful lead £950 a ton.
phoned my local scrap merchant offered me £700 a ton,contacted another firm offered me the going rate 950.
so if any one as surplus metals to cash in,make sure you shop around.
went on to that site given by freeze the secret..very helpful lead £950 a ton.phoned my local scrap merchant offered me £700 a ton,contacted another firm offered me the going rate 950.so if any one as surplus metals to cash in,make sure you shop ar
have got a half dustbin of scrap copper and a bucket of brass when i get enough i will cash em in , just wondering my old mum drinks 5 cans of stella artoise every day.........i know !but there ya go ,every time i visit her about once a week and have to chuck around 35 -40 emptys in the big bins ,they seem to be made from aluminium and are easily crushed into small storable units would it be worth saving em up and at the end of the year cash em in or not worth the agg?
have got a half dustbin of scrap copper and a bucket of brass when i get enough i will cash em in , just wondering my old mum drinks 5 cans of stella artoise every day.........i know !but there ya go ,every time i visit her about once a week and
Here you go foyleswar best I can do,cannot guarantee locations or whether still in use.http://www.kieranlane.com/2013/09/08/tesco-automated-recycling-centre-locations/