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Steel, $6-7 per 100 pounds

by sarah gilbert

Depending on the size of your steel, you can get between $6 and $7 per 100 pounds; it may not seem a lot, but steel is heavy and a few lengths of left-behind construction fencing could end up netting you $20 or $30 at your local recycling center.

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