Price check...What's the going price in your area? 2007-08

Poll should have segrated loose coal prices from bag coal prices.

Agel Coal in Scranton, PA $4.75/50lb bag ($190.00/ton). Agel is much less for loose coal (~$130.00/ton)

Ed.A wrote:A futher drive for me would be Bristol Ct. at $245 p/ton.

I talked to him today, $215 for a ton of nut bulk.

After waiting 5 weeks for a delivery I finally gave up yesterday and went and picked up my first ton myself.
$125/ton for any size at DiRenzo in Pottsville, PA.

Since I am still buying bags...haven't looked for a trailer yet:

$6.00 per 50 lb. bag-pea-Dickson City, PA

$5.25 per 40 lb. bag (Blaschak)-pea-Sciota, PA (today)

$35 per ton for stove coal here in Wyoming (Bitumonous though)

Wood'nCoal wrote:Since I am still buying bags...haven't looked for a trailer yet:

$6.00 per 50 lb. bag-pea-Dickson City, PA

$5.25 per 40 lb. bag (Blaschak)-pea-Sciota, PA (today)

Get Yourself a trailer 120.00 a ton at the breaker 5% to 6% Ash content Deep Mine RED ASH Coal

coal berner wrote:

Wood'nCoal wrote:Since I am still buying bags...haven't looked for a trailer yet:

$6.00 per 50 lb. bag-pea-Dickson City, PA

$5.25 per 40 lb. bag (Blaschak)-pea-Sciota, PA (today)

Get Yourself a trailer 120.00 a ton at the breaker 5% to 6% Ash content Deep Mine RED ASH Coal

That's my idea, JC. I'm in this for the long run!
I'll get there, just takes a little time!
Thanks for posting the links to the reports re: strip vs. deep mined coal!

JC in Stillwater

Understand about the time & money you are welcome for the reports Just let me know when you

are ready to come up I will take you to the Breaker and show you some
real coal country take care

coal berner wrote:Understand about the time & money you are welcome for the reports Just let me know when you

are ready to come up I will take you to the Breaker and show you some
real coal country take care

Thanks JC
I will let you know when I'm ready.

JC

Hi all.
Up here in Malone NY I paid $270/ton for nut. The local guy didn't raise if from last year. It's a bit more up here since I'm so close to Quebec that I can hear the cows mooing in french.
The coal is top quality with much less ash than I'm used to, more cleaner burning with NO smell at all, and long lasting per charge. I'm willing to pay a few dollars extra for the better quality fuel if it give better quality results.
You can see him putting down the chute at my house in another post I have on this forum. Not sure but I think it's where all the pictures are posted of everyone's heating units.
Oh, and by the way, the BTU content of this coal tested to a little over 13000/lb. Pretty good I thought since anthracite usually runs around 12500 or so.

Still 267.60/ton for 50 lb. bags of Kimmels in West-Central Mass. --same price for last 2 years.

SMITTY wrote:Still 267.60/ton for 50 lb. bags of Kimmels in West-Central Mass. --same price for last 2 years.

Smitty, It's $250 a ton for bagged rice in Munson, not sure how far away that is from you though.

Swung over to Blaschaks Saturday with the pickup and got a Ton a Pea straight off the breaker chute $150 no oil

Picked up a ton of Blaschak pea bagged $ 260 and a couple of bags of nuts $ 5.25 a bag. That was at BT in Bristol Ct. Thinking of making a run to nepa

Has anybody heard of a 4.5% tax/surcharge?
When I was asking about pricing with my dealer he mentioned this. I thought he said it was a new tax?
I didn't like it, but didn't question it.
I didn't have to buy coal last year but I've never had to pay this before.