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1. 
   Sphere | Sep 29, 2006 08:02pm | #1

   Less than that.

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   JohnSprung | Sep 29, 2006 08:10pm | #2

   IIRC, I bought 12/2/G UF for about 24 cents/ft. before the big run-up. 

    

    

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3. 
   davidmeiland | Sep 29, 2006 08:30pm | #3

   Last week I bought several 250' rolls of 12/2 romex for $79 each at the ugly orange box. That's .31 per foot. Bought one 250' roll of 12/3 for $132, or .52 per foot.

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   Piffin | Sep 29, 2006 11:44pm | #4

   when I built mine it was .12 to .15

    

    

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5. 
   JTC1 | Sep 30, 2006 12:19am | #5

   Can't comment directly on #12.  Delaware -  February '06, 250' of 14-2 Romex = $ 29.95.  Same store - August '06, same 250', 14-2 = $59.99.  My guess is that the price increase on #12 would be roughly the same on a % basis; I'd call that 'bout double.

   Jim

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6. 
   JohnT8 | Sep 30, 2006 12:34am | #6

   1k' rolls of 12-2 jumped up to $415 in May.  It has been creeping down a bit since then.  I think it is just over $300 now.  IIRC in Feb it was about $180.

    

   jt8

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1. 
   junkhound | Sep 30, 2006 02:54am | #7

   Best garage sale buy of the summer was paying the guy his $5 asking price for 200 ft left on the roll of 10-3wg.

   Paid $7 for 150 ft of 14-2 wg at a different place, still happy.

   Boeing surplus store raised its price on surplus copper wire from $1.25 to $3.00 in August.  There still is not any available anytime I've gone by.  Got 300 ft of 3/0 Cu last year for the $1.25#