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Here is where Chicago scrap metal prices stand for the week of April 27, 2026. Copper is holding attention as the primary mover this week, while aluminum continues its steady trend. Steel and iron remain the most predictable side of the yard. Here is the quick rundown before you load up the truck.

Copper Prices in Chicago This Week

Bare bright copper is running...


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These days, just about everything is made out of stainless steel: kitchen appliances, bathroom appliances, jewelry, countertops, and much, much more. Because we all buy a great deal of stainless steel, we also all dispose of a great deal of stainless steel.

However, the way in which we dispose of this stainless steel differs. Whereas some of us throw our stainless-stee...


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Copper had a strong week, gaining $0.11-$0.13 per pound mid-week before settling into the $4.60-$4.75 range. Aluminum pulled back slightly after a brief rally early in the week. Steel held flat, which is where it tends to stay once the month’s rates are set.

Copper Prices in Chicago This Week

Bare bright copper is sitting in the $4.70-$4.75/lb range at Chicago-...


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Chicago Scrap Metal Prices This Week – April 13, 2026

Every week we post our updated buying prices here at Central Metal Recycling so Chicago scrappers, contractors, and homeowners know what to expect before they make the trip. Here’s what we’re paying this week.

This Week’s Non-Ferrous Prices Bare Bright Copper $4.70/lb #1 Copper $4.60/l...

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These days, everything is recycled. Metal is certainly no exception to this rule. However, just because some metal can be recycled doesn’t mean that all metal can be recycled. There are certain metal products which are not capable of being recycled.

Maybe you’ve got some metal products that you’re


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