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  1. 08-05-2014, 12:46 PM #1
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    Card valueand grade

    I have several of each card shown below.
    Wondering scrap value/grade,and best place to sell
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    I think my buyer would call them "finger card". Check out our Buyers for the current prices.
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    I have some just like those. High grade telecom at 3.50 a pound from my local buyer.

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    Some buyers would call them finger boars some would call them telcom. What did they come out of? Looks to me they might have come out of a server. Should be 4.00 to 6.00 per pound from a good buyer.
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    Card valueand grade

    my guess is writhing. 30 of finger board price
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