This is pretty straight forward. They're both at least a fair telecom price. Most buyers don't grade "Telecom" boards the same. Most of the ones in the Cleveland area that I've noticed generalize that term.... a LOT.

Telecom refers more to the green board to IC chip ratio, with a bunch of other factors tossed in. Date codes say around mid 90's which is good. If it's got those clips on the top it's almost a shoe-in, so long as the board isn't full of copper bearing.

Top picture is Telecom



Bottom picture is at LEAST telecom, if you find the right buyer (I'm not allowed to suggest buyers...?) you should easily net in what's called "Chip board". Any gold capped chip on a Telecom board used to get bumped up to around $6.5 - $7.5 / lb, and be called "Chip board" or "High grade chip board" from my buyer.