Well I am at a loss right now got three pallets of these what are they any value?
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Well I am at a loss right now got three pallets of these what are they any value?
Theirs definitely value in the second picture as for the rest looks like hair to me.
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if I'm not mistaken, that is fiber optic cable. I Once got quoted 0.03 for a full truckload (~40,000 lbs) for insulated fiber optic cable. Though it might be more valuable without insulation, I'm afraid if you only have what is pictured it might not fetch anything. Hope that helps.
Is there any metal in there at all? Mike
"Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}
Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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To me the dog is worth way more than e-scrap!
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I don't know how I got a pic of him in there that's Madoff he lives my Range Rover, supper dog he is a Bull Mastiff.Originally Posted by bigburtchino
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Back plate sheet of copper the thing that looks red in the pic
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Wire has to attach to a board. Thats where the value will be. Kinda a tough to see on my phone.
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Brass Catcher there is no board just a lot of gold pins. I tried to google the make and product number no luck on what they are.
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Is it a PBX phone system?
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I agree with BC; Pins and Board if there is one. I don't know anything about this company but they do have a pin board category Buying Price for Various Gold Plated CPUs, Chips and Fingers | GoldChipBuyer Did you notify the accounting dept.?
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The yellow stuff is wire wrap wire. Used for prototyping and low volume production runs. It is an interconnect panel. Salvage the gold pin connectors. The wire you can toss in with your 35% recovery insulated wire. If there is no circuit board, all you have left is tin & or aluminum.
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Used to be an active buyer here but I don't think anyone has used him lately.
http://www.scrapmetalforum.com/off-t...realms007.html
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The last time I sold "pin board" (board with just loads of gold pins) to Ewasted I believe it was around $7-8 per pound...
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Thank you Spinroch you are 100% correct, the frames are tin and aluminum frame they have a large heavy gadge copper plate in each one, they sent me over three skids of these I am thinking.15 a pound but that might change by Tomarrow I have a free hand on these as far as what I am going to pay them.
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Yep these are loaded with heavy pins
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I would SERIOUSLY CAUTION anyone considering using that buyer(barren realms/goldchipbuyer) do a VERY thorough search on this forum, as well as the gold refining forum.
Other than that, you should get around 12-15.00 per pound for those pinboards.
Last edited by AuburnEwaste; 10-14-2014 at 07:27 PM.
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Network junction box, also known as a "coms box" or "data box" .
A medium sized one can sell for several hundred dollars new. If there are MUX / deMUX cards attached to it, the price can go into the thousands.
If there is a card rack attached something like that, the sky is the limit on price.
If there are printed boards, do they have a serial number on it ? The sticker in the picture is just a company inventory number, and has nothing to do with the manufacturer .
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Break one down, do the math, then figure out what each one is worth to you. That's the best way to do it. (IMHO)$
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Thank you AuburmEWaste, I see that you refur to the as pin boards newbie question do we have to pull the pins or sell them with the boards thanks
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