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Several sites have a large list as does the sofa site I dont have the links handy but just google coal supplier with those two names and you should find it, sorry not trying to be lazy but he wife is calling!

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thank you all for the help and jeffro thats the problem the only other blacksmith i know of in the area is my best friend who is as new as me and the closet group is quite a distance away but i also don't know all the people in my area so yea you never know.

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Carpool to a group meeting! We used to carpool for a 2 hour drive to get to SOFA meetings from Columbus OH.

Here in New Mexico I get to drive almost 100 miles just to see my Doctor and the next Blacksmithing meeting will be a 2 hour drive both ways for me.

Once you get to a meeting introduce yourself and ask if there are any smiths local to your area---it's been more than once here where someone said there wasn't any smiths in their area only to find out there was someone within 5 miles of their place.

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anybody know if aetna coal in Wildwood, Ga is still open? They're about an hour from me, but the phone number listed is disconnected. I've got a brand new coal forge and no coal to put in it.

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Buck Coal&Ice out of Columbus, GA is where I get my coal. Last time I bought some it was $12.50 a 50 pound bag. The coal isn't the best (oily and smoky) and you may have to chip some down yourself, but cokes really well and is very clean when it does so. Gonna go back and get a truck load next month.

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I might be able to get to Columbus on my way through Atlanta for thanksgiving, but i think i found a supplier in Macon that would be much easier for me to get to as it it only like an hour and a half away. thank you for your help.

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I live 20 miles from the heart of middle Tn coal mining region and I can'tr find anything local. It can be frustrating for a new smith or a farrier/smith turning from gas to coal as in my case.

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Thanks for all the help and i have never used gas always just ordered coal or made my own charcoal but i decided that i wanted to find a affordable place to get coal as it works much better/ is cheaper than ordering.

Tim

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I last bought there about two years ago and it was $15 per bag, May be about $17 now. Best is to call and ask. I bought a 1000# and got a better price.

I know of one source in the vicinity of Macon that the price is right but for me the quality is not for me. In bulk, stoker coal , lots of fines and to dirty.

Jerry

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Doesn't bother me to much i'm kinda to the south its just easier to go to Atlanta because ill be up there next week anyways i'm going to Macon tomorrow and their is a place up there i plan to check but they may be closed for veterans day and all so yea i don't know we will see and i will post back if i get it.

Tim

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So does any body have a general price comparison via the region for coal by the ton? I remember within the last 10 years seeing it for around $100 less shipping... How many grades or priceing standards are there?

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i buy mine from sidney lee in macon. last i bought was a little over 19.00 for a 50lb bag with tax. you should look in to joining the ocmulgee blacksmith guild or south georgia blacksmith guild out of savannah. i have been in the OBG for 2 years now. great group of guys and alot of knowledge in both guilds. let me know if you want any info for joining. Randy

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well Macon was a bust no coal but im in bed at my hotel room about to fall out and just posting to tell you all but im not to worried i will be in Atlanta next week so yep planing on going to that place in Hampton or Columbus either or not sure yet. probably Hampton bc it will be less out of my way.

Thanks very much for the help
Tim

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Is there anyone who can sell me coal.I am willing to pay but i am on a tight budget so anyone that can help me out please do, it will be greatly appreciated.


Sure I have some.

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