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Metal, steel and copper are not the only things that you can recycle and make money.

There are companies that will buy

· Electronic Scrap - for example, everything on the inside of an old TV or VCR.

· Glass Scrap - example, old jars, dishes, Christmas lights, window glass and so forth.

· There are even companies that buy plastic, paper, cardboard, Styrofoam and rubber.

Everyone has at one-time, seen the rear of a department store building, where they have the loading docks. When stock comes in, it is loaded onto wooden pallets to make it easy for the Hilo to get the product off the truck. Most companies throw away these pallets failing to realize that they are throwing away money as well. Depending on the condition of the pallet, buyers will pay $15 or more a piece for them.

Old jeans, shirts, rags, towels, blankets, comforters and other fabrics can also be sold. Not just to the corner resell shops, they only want the good stuff. Old clothes and fabrics can be sold to textile companies for recycling. This is what most charities do with the clothes and fabrics that are not usable.

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Sure, you can call it recycling or scrapping but no matter what, the ultimate goal is still the same and that's to limit misuse by reusing what we can. No, you are not going to get the original price for everything that you scrap. The items that you scrap are trash that is going to be recycled but we can help you figure out which items are worth the most money.

As the world continues to move forward with advances and upgrades in technology, the demand for all forms of recyclable materials will rise as well. Some people assume that scrap collecting is a poor man's hobby. It is not in fact, the guy that you see driving by with an overloaded truck, filled with scrap will make close to $3000.00 by the end of the day, in one day.

ScrapInformation.com is not here to try and convince you to do something you do not want to do. We are merely providing you with the facts. Drive through your neighborhood now that you realize the money making potential in scrap collecting. With or without you the scrap/recycling industry will continue to grow.

As of April 09, 2012 an American penny ($0.01) that was made between the year 1909 to 1982 is now worth 2cents ($0.02). Why, because the pennies are all 95% copper. So basically 50 of these pennies equal a dollar. How many pennies a day do you see on the ground or just toss aside thinking that they are worthless? The current scrap metal price of a dime ($0.10) between the years of 1965 to 2011 is only 1cent ($0.02). However, a dime made between 1916 to 1964 is worth $2.30 in scrap metal because of its high percentage of silver.

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