2011-2012 Anthracite Prices
- mastiffdude
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Just got back from Breaker in Laflin PA .Limited to 1/2 ton by the breaker operators because of Chinese buying coal supplies.
Paid $106 for 1200 lbs.
Paid $106 for 1200 lbs.
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Most of the breakers and coal dealers in this part of NEPA are being very tight with the amounts of coal thay are selling at this time. A few co- workers of mine all have told me they are being limited to a half ton at a time. Rice coal being the hardest to find. I have tried to tell them to stock up during the spring and summer months. I only pick up a half ton at a time now, tires are getting close and I have enough to get me thru the winter. But as the spare cash situation allows it I run and get what I can. My bin is large enough to hald 6-7 ton.
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I called kimmel's and the price is up 20.00 a ton, diesel, power and trans cost are to blame. It sucks, I need to get 1 more load in before spring.
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Well where I live, I'm kinda 'stuck'... I have one place local that I can buy bagged which is $10/50# or 1 ton for 375.. Other than that, I drive either 40miles into Ohio to Thompson Bros. and pay $295/ton for loose, or the place I plan on going to in the next couple days which is Heet Inc. in Washington, PA. They deal with Reading, which is what I have burned about 200# of already.. at Heet it is $255/ton, but what I really like is the fact that they will sell any amount of weight and still charge the same 12.75 cents/lb. I'm planning on just picking up 400-500 lbs. as money is really tight right now.. I was pretty excited about this price until reading some of ya'lls posts..
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I just paid $374/ton here in Machias,Me. The first truck load I got from Penn. figured out to $305/ton in 2008. this from a local source of coourse not from breaker like first load.
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So, now it's $315 a ton. Did you get it from Center Farms? Last I heard they were selling it for $300 per ton bagged not delivered.Bobbart wrote:Definitely went up here in Northern Maine. In January bagged nut was $315 for 2400lbs. I just got some yesterday and it is now $378 for 2400lbs. Not to happy about the large of a jump in one month.
Are you sure that's not the price for a pallet?KLook wrote:I just paid $374/ton here in Machias,Me.
I did get it from center farms. I got 120 40# bags delivered for $781. Which is $320 per ton delivered. I paid $756 last time so I was wrong it didn't go up as much as I thought. Still a lot cheaper than oil.sterling40man wrote:So, now it's $315 a ton. Did you get it from Center Farms? Last I heard they were selling it for $300 per ton bagged not delivered.Bobbart wrote:Definitely went up here in Northern Maine. In January bagged nut was $315 for 2400lbs. I just got some yesterday and it is now $378 for 2400lbs. Not to happy about the large of a jump in one month.
Are you sure that's not the price for a pallet?KLook wrote:I just paid $374/ton here in Machias,Me.
Where you at, I might not be to far from you,,countryboy26047 wrote:Well where I live, I'm kinda 'stuck'... I have one place local that I can buy bagged which is $10/50# or 1 ton for 375.. Other than that, I drive either 40miles into Ohio to Thompson Bros. and pay $295/ton for loose, or the place I plan on going to in the next couple days which is Heet Inc. in Washington, PA. They deal with Reading, which is what I have burned about 200# of already.. at Heet it is $255/ton, but what I really like is the fact that they will sell any amount of weight and still charge the same 12.75 cents/lb. I'm planning on just picking up 400-500 lbs. as money is really tight right now.. I was pretty excited about this price until reading some of ya'lls posts..
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Paid $336 for a pallette of Blaschak rice in Fort plain N.Y. Guess thats $280 A TON. That's the most I've paid for coal since I started burning. Almost doesn't pay to make the trip to Pa.
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I'm in the very northern tip of WV, about 35 NW of Pitt. If you know where Mountaineer resort is, I'm about 10min from theretheo wrote:Where you at, I might not be to far from you,,countryboy26047 wrote:Well where I live, I'm kinda 'stuck'... I have one place local that I can buy bagged which is $10/50# or 1 ton for 375.. Other than that, I drive either 40miles into Ohio to Thompson Bros. and pay $295/ton for loose, or the place I plan on going to in the next couple days which is Heet Inc. in Washington, PA. They deal with Reading, which is what I have burned about 200# of already.. at Heet it is $255/ton, but what I really like is the fact that they will sell any amount of weight and still charge the same 12.75 cents/lb. I'm planning on just picking up 400-500 lbs. as money is really tight right now.. I was pretty excited about this price until reading some of ya'lls posts..
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well got a load of nut today. wow three loads and there not getting cheaper! first was casey 170 ton 1.2, second uae 165 ton 1.4, Hudson 190 ton 1.1.
reviews:-
Casey------ burns ok lots of ash. would buy in a pinch.
UAE ------- burns hot!! not that much ash. good coal but burns fast. would buy again but to far away. not cost effective.
Hudson --- jury's out let you know.
buy the way the house temp is 76 to 80 wife likes it hot and im in shorts and a tee shirt. I sleep on top of the covers. kids leave the doors open all the time to wife yells at them, "where you born in a barn". I just snicker. side note got the house up to 91 one day and the wife said: "im just getting warm". I just about fell over laughing. :surrender:
reviews:-
Casey------ burns ok lots of ash. would buy in a pinch.
UAE ------- burns hot!! not that much ash. good coal but burns fast. would buy again but to far away. not cost effective.
Hudson --- jury's out let you know.
buy the way the house temp is 76 to 80 wife likes it hot and im in shorts and a tee shirt. I sleep on top of the covers. kids leave the doors open all the time to wife yells at them, "where you born in a barn". I just snicker. side note got the house up to 91 one day and the wife said: "im just getting warm". I just about fell over laughing. :surrender: