What are these boards considered?

I did a search for PCMCIA Cards and only 2 posts came up. I recently won a local auction for less than $5. It consisted of these PCMCIA cards of various makes and models. Some appeared to have plated contacts so I've taken a few apart and would like to know what these boards would be graded at.











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I'm really not interested nor have the time in trying to look all these up on Ebay to see what they might be worth individually. I also don't have a way to test them all so can't guarantee any of these work in the first place. I try not to sell anything before it's tested working condition. The boxful of 100+ PCMCIA cards weighs just over 16 lbs. Some of the casings appear to be aluminum using a magnet, some are tin. Some of the contacts and connections are plated, it appears. The list includes 28.8, 33.6, and 56k fax modem cards, Lan cards, 10/100 Cardbus, 16 bit Mobile Adapters, and more. What grade are the boards? TIA

Low yield high grade, around three per pound.

i doubt you can get ram price, no gold fingers, all i see are connectors

Originally Posted by jghilino

Low yield high grade, around three per pound.

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