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    Firewall Cards

    I have not seen these come up in any posts so I was curious as to what classification in Escrap they should go...the good, bad or the ugly. I have 8 of them NIB but no interest on Ebay since they are pretty old.(I'm guessing)



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    Bump...Easy--should I bust these open or leave as is and what pile do they go in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KZBell View Post
    I have not seen these come up in any posts so I was curious as to what classification in Escrap they should go...the good, bad or the ugly. I have 8 of them NIB but no interest on Ebay since they are pretty old.(I'm guessing)

    Break them open and remove the metal. Inside you will find a high grade board. The price per pound can be double with the metal removed versus intact. We buy them either way though.
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