Scrap Lead Prices in Edmonton
Scrap lead in Edmonton is about $1.83/kg ($0.83/lb) on our index as of November 10, 2026. That is the national benchmark, calculated from the lead spot price; it is an estimate, not a quote from a Edmonton yard.
Industrial lead from the oil processing sector (shielding, gaskets, ballast) is not uncommon in Edmonton yards. Yards that regularly deal in industrial scrap are often more competitive on unusual lead forms.
Lead Grades & Price Ranges
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No grade data for Lead.
Where this price comes from
These are index estimates, not quotes from any scrap yard. Yards set their own buying prices, so call ahead.
| Figure | Value | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| National lead benchmark | $1.83/kg | Calculated: lead spot price × a fixed 75.4% ratio | November 10, 2026 |
| Lead spot price | $2.43/kg | Daily feed from MetalpriceAPI (metalpriceapi.com) | November 10, 2026 |
| Ratio | 75.4% | Set on August 23, 2026 so the index started at $1.80/kg, then held constant. Daily moves are capped at 12%. | August 23, 2026 |
| Edmonton figure | $1.83/kg | Same as the national benchmark. We have no city-level price source yet, so we do not show a local difference. | November 10, 2026 |
| Grade ranges | per grade | Ranges set by this site, moved each day by the same percentage as the benchmark | November 10, 2026 |
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Common Questions
What is the price of scrap lead in Edmonton today?
Our index puts scrap lead at about $1.83/kg ($0.83/lb) as of November 10, 2026. This is the national benchmark; it is an estimate, not a quote from a Edmonton yard, so call yards to confirm their buying price.
Is the Edmonton lead price different from the national price?
On this site, no. We have no city-level price source yet, so the Edmonton page shows the national benchmark. Real yard prices in Edmonton can be higher or lower; yards set their own rates.
How is the lead price calculated?
The benchmark is the lead spot price, taken from a daily commodity price feed, multiplied by a fixed 75.4% ratio that has been held constant since August 23, 2026. It is updated each day the feed runs.
Which lead grade pays the most?
Clean, well-sorted lead pays more than mixed or contaminated material.
Do I need ID to sell scrap lead in Edmonton?
Rules on seller ID are set by provinces and municipalities, and many yards ask for government photo ID. Bring a driver's licence or passport and check with the yard before you go.