19 Jan
2004
19 Jan
'04
8:10 a.m.
On Mon, 19 Jan 2004, William Donzelli wrote:
Why is that? And does this hold for anything from any era that gets to be
30, or is it only from machines that are 30 years old now (and hence might
have a higher precious metals content than machines that are only 10-20
years old)?
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If so, does
this indicate we are too cheap to save some of these machines?
For the older machines, yes. Once a machine gets about 30 years old, the
scrap value starts climbing fast.