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I have this 1980's era AT&T office phone board and the back looks like it is a low grade gold plating on the back of it, but it is pretty much covered. Can someone please tell me if they know what I am talking about. Also tell me how I can upload a photo here? First time using this. I can't add a link yet do not have the privilege to do so!
flic kr/p/ea1cvB
put a . in between the c and k and it will show you the board I am talking about the back side since it won't let me post links on here since I am new. Thanks for the help everyone!
Completely worthless, which is why you should send it to me!
If it is worthless why would u want it then? lol
Pics would be helpful, I honestly don't know what it worth, was just messing with you, jus a lil harmless fun.
http://flic.kr/p/ea1cvB
Got it this time!! Haha!
well i can't help it, you guys are good.
Got em both, can't attach in line but woo hooo!!!
Sorry...not sure of the grade but good job getting the pics up.
If you scratch the tracings on the bottom side you will see the gold underneath. Board is considered mid grade. decent pricing would be from .75# to 1.00#
From the boards I've seen I'm pretty sure if you scratch the tracings on the bottom side you are going to see copper not gold. It certainly would be a very high grade board if that was in fact gold on the back (which it isn't).Quote:
Originally Posted by MetalEarthRecycling
Last edited by Mechanic688; Today at 02:51 PM. Reason: added pic
haha
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Originally Posted by Bear
And how did I lose an hour? Are you an hour slower over where your posting,,?? lol
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Last edited by Mechanic688; Today at 03:51 PM. Reason: added pic
Not only does Bear **** in the woods (well what else are you gonna do when fishing?!), but he has also mastered the space-time continuum, young grasshoppa!
(it actually goes by what time zone you're posting from, in other words what time shows on each user's own screen. According to you was 3:51 (best smallblock EVAR btw, at least in Cleveland flavour), Bear had it at 2:51, and my apparently metric Canadian clock had it at 1:50).