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source for Tin needed

Hi Folks,
I'm looking for some pure tin, about 10 lbs. What sort of price should I
expect to pay for that?
Any info on dealers in Canada or the US would be appreciated, or any
alternative sources would be welcome.
Thanks,
Kyle.
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KJM
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McMaster-Carr
About USD $17/lb.
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Jim Stewart
Try Ney Smelting in NY. Their pewter prices were much less than anyone else when I used to cast pewter. Not sure if they sell pure tin though. Karl
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