Prepare your copper scrap for easy transportation. Plastic garbage bags, trash cans, and barrels all work great for this function. Gather all the scrap together in anything that is easy to carry.
Check the yellow pages for a recycler. Look under 'recycling' or 'recycling services' to locate one in your area. Call and ask if they buy scrap copper. If so, ask the price per pound. If you are lucky enough to have more than one in your listings, call around and see which one is paying the most.
Take your material to the recycler. Usually, they will ask you to drive onto a scale. After you dump the scrap, you drive back on the scale and the difference in weight is the amount you are paid. Some may simply weigh your containers with and without the copper. Either way, you are going to receive cash or a check for your efforts.
I know copper in the US does sell by the pound at $3.00 as of today
no federal offense
Yes. This is part of the process of extracting copper to sell.
the black market
I have a new copper pipe not been used who do I sell it to? Or who would buy it off me as 'm moving house and want to get rid of it.
Copper as a metal is mined from copper nodes by miners; in order to buy it, you'd have to check the Auction House, where the miners then sell their copper. Copper can be sold as either ore, or as copper bars.
no its light. its in wires and those are light. i scrap wires for the copper to sell. i would know
Can You buy Tommie Copper knee braces at Wal Mart
Well, it benefits the people that SELL copper- but there are no proven case for any medical benefits from wearing copper. It is popular in folklore.
Depends on the market. It is a commodity. Open your newspaper and find out.
At this time, there aren't any brick-and-mortar retail stores that carry Tommie Copper gear. They sell primarily online at their site (link below) and on Amazon.
If you have any kind of scrap or damage cars, you can easily sell on Green Box Vehicle Recycling company, they deals all type of scrap and damage cars. Please visit their website (greenboxvehiclerecycling.co.uk)