I had seen on a different thread that the gold window EPROMs sell for more then 6 bucks a pound... Can anyone point me in the right direction as to who buys these at that price.. Thanks!!
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I had seen on a different thread that the gold window EPROMs sell for more then 6 bucks a pound... Can anyone point me in the right direction as to who buys these at that price.. Thanks!!
It was rbrooks that mentioned this. I have not seen posts from him for a while though.
are you sitting on a stash? if so, please take a picture of them, and let us know where you found them. Knowledge is power! Thanks for sharing!
Here we go... I know for sure I have 48 of these guys as there setting right besing me on the "to look up or list on ebay shelf"...lol.. I have no clue how many i have for sure... They are out of arcade machines or lottery machines..
http://i1050.photobucket.com/albums/...illy/eprom.jpg
cool! I just took some out of the "Memory cartridge" form some old calculators too. I'm guessing that's the Rom the game resided on maybe? If you get a buyer please PM me as well. not that I probably have more than a couple.....
i sure will sir...
Nice picture....very pretty chip.
Here is the link (see below) for an EPROM parts supplier selling the same chip shown in your picture.
Price: $6.45/chip (not per pound)
Link: http://www.futureelectronics.com/en/...001-80XF1.aspx
The webpage indicates he has about 800 in stock, so I imagine these chips must have multiple applications that are still relevant (otherwise, why stock so many?)
I found another link for a different supplier selling a closely related EPROM chip (part #M27C4001-12F1 vs your part# M27C4001-80XF1)
Price: $7.69/chip
LInk: http://www.alliedelec.com/search/pro...x?SKU=70014186
I hope this helps to give you some ball-park pricing reference points.
Electricmetal, I here-by dub you prince of IC chips. I hope you take that as it is meant,....a compliment. Looking forward to much more great information from you.
Here Here!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and thanks btw.. looks like there going to ebay for around 4 bucks a peice.. sweeeetQuote:
Originally Posted by parrothead
Wow! Alrighty...Looks like I have to get my ebay room set up again....Harddrives, chips, oh my!
Any luck selling your eprom mr metal? I have about 20 of them but they do look a little different then yours. It appears in your picture that the little square under the window is gold and the part around that is silver. On mine the little square is silver and the part around it is gold. Am i seeing things in your pic? I may have to go back thru my bucket im pretty sure i have a several like the one in your pic.
That is not a gold window IC chip. Just a standard ceramic IC.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrMetal
I think the gold ones are kind of like the gold cap processors with it having a cap.
Yes, I do believe that those shown in the picture are not gold cap in the middle. My buddy runs a traveling video game exhibit with 100s of old school games and he had me zap some of those chips with UV light for him since those windows when exposed to UV erase the memory of the chips and them them be reset in the game software somehow.
heres a pic of mine
http://i1164.photobucket.com/albums/...i/DSCF6476.jpg
I realized that after i pulled some real gold ones out... I sold the new ones on ebay and the rest went to ewasted. the old school gold one im keeping... why i have no idea case they look cool i reckon...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by CLR Solutions
How much did you get on ebay for those? Are they like the ones in the bottom of my pic?Quote:
Originally Posted by MrMetal
90 some odd dollars I believe and they were the ones from the pic I posted. I haven't listed the actual gold ones yet.
How many of those eproms to you sell to get 90 bucks? Where they collectable or just selling as scrap?
I beleive it was 40 of them. They were sold as replacement parts as they were new..