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Based on my experience, a steal on price/lbs is around $2-$3. A good price would be the $4-$6. Considering the quality of the bricks you're referencing, probably anywhere between that $2-$6 would be considered fair. Others may disagree or say you could ask for a lot more.
If you weigh everything out and realize you'd only be asking like $12, but feel you wanted more, there's nothing wrong with starting higher and seeing if they'd accept. Who knows, the buyer may be thinking $40 for the same amount?
I have a plan to take all my old beaten bricks and turn them into models which I will leave in random places around town.