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    Quote Originally Posted by Mechanic688 View Post
    If you don't know what to do with them why did you pick it up??





    I knew some of it had copper (Christmas lights, charger chords).
    It was a dollar and I thought I could make a profit. But what to do with Ethernet and computer power cords?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hunterjohn View Post
    I knew some of it had copper (Christmas lights, charger chords).
    It was a dollar and I thought I could make a profit. But what to do with Ethernet and computer power cords?!
    Ethernet cables are small strands of copper with gold plated ends and computer power cords are copper with brass ends.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mealane8 View Post
    I might be willing to buy them from you. How much did you pay for them? I have been looking for some cables to scrap for the copper and gold-plated ends. However, I likely wouldn't be able to purchase them until the next time I go to town (I generally make online purchases with gift cards I buy in store). If you cut the ends, I would be willing to purchase these too, for about $2.00 a pound, and I'd arrange shipping. However, as I stated I cannot make this purchase right now. And I DON'T LIKE EBAY!
    Thanks for your time in reading my reply. God bless!
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