Relay boards?

**jghilino** · 02-25-2013, 06:09 PM

id go with a refiner if those are your only options, but id like to offer another option

option c, cut the pins off sell them seperatly and take for the board whatever the local buyer wants to give you for it. Looks like around 500 grams of gold pins to me, possibly as much as 1000 grams.

**URBANERECYCLING** · 02-25-2013, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by jghilino

id go with a refiner if those are your only options, but id like to offer another option

option c, cut the pins off sell them seperatly and take for the board whatever the local buyer wants to give you for it. Looks like around 500 grams of gold pins to me, possibly as much as 1000 grams.

Why over complicate things? Its a backplane. Sell it as such

**jghilino** · 02-25-2013, 07:21 PM

Originally Posted by URBANERECYCLING

Why over complicate things? Its a backplane. Sell it as such

i agree, theres has to be a buyer in the uk that would extend that pricing to you, it would not be worth shipping international for an extra $2 pound

**Rogue** · 02-26-2013, 11:27 AM

Originally Posted by jghilino

i agree, theres has to be a buyer in the uk that would extend that pricing to you, it would not be worth shipping international for an extra $2 pound

I am yet to find a buyer in the UK that offers anything close to the prices available in the US. It actually works out better for me to send things like RAM abroad than to sell in my own country. Motherboards are the only things which have a similar price but its very hard to find someone to go above a standard high grade board. For instance the best price i can find for Hard Drive Boards here is $4.12 a lb compared to Ewasted's $11.50.