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Old 09-04-2008, 11:21 PM
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Centaur Forge
Burlington, Wisconsin
Phone: 262-763-9175
Coal = $22.00 per 50 lbs. bag

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1/4" x 3/4" inch coke = $24.00 per 50 LB bag.
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STREAT FUEL COMPANY
800 ERIE ST.
FLINT MI.

3/4 to 1 1/2 inch quite soft and breaks up easy

14 cents a lb bring your own container

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Old 09-24-2008, 11:36 PM
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The Gurnsey Brothers Trucking in Schylerville NY near Saratoga Springs has blacksmithing coal for $18 per 50 lbs - they also sell normal coal you can then break down yourself for around $240 per ton - I have been told the blacksmithing coal is a hit and miss in the past - but so far it is burning very well with hardly any clinkers - I'll post after the next bag if any change.
I believe it is Garnsey. 518-695-3346.
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Georgia Farrier Supply
2891 Upper Bethany Rd. /
Jasper, GA. 30143
770-735-3984

Blacksmith Coal
$16.00 per 50lb. bag
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Old 10-13-2008, 12:31 AM
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Skei coal and salt
639 Lincoln way
Ames IA 50010
(515)232-4474
It's a steel quonset type building right next to the railroad behind a resturant.
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I priced out Thak's coal from a local Home Hardware (they are distributors) for $50 in less-than-full pallet quantities.
it used to be 24 bucks a bag till he bought that fuel company... now that sucks to hear.... seems everywhere you turn theres price gouging lately...

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You purchased gas for your car, purchased groceries, or purchased steel lately? Seems the cost of everything is going up.
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actually... price are going down from what they were
Crude Oil Price Forecast
and metals..
- it does take abit of time to get to us... if it ever does...

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Old 10-30-2008, 09:29 AM
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Hills Coal & Trucking co
Hwy 58 Galax, Virgina

Ask for Blacksmith coal.They will sell any amount that you want.
$95.00 a Ton @ 10/8/2008
About $4.75 a hundred pounds
1 (276)236-3507
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You know I was just thinking that maybe building a list this way might be doing it backwards.

Does anyone know who the major mines selling softcoal are? (I know of Reading and Pocahontas) Contact THEM and ask them for a list of who sells their soft coal. This way you only have to get lists from 6-10 mines instead of looking for 100's of little sellers around the States.
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