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    Thanks everyone for all of the great info and advice, I did list the 8088 motherboard, power supply, hard drive ,keyboard and three other old "clicky" keyboards on ebay.
    I didn't think it would all sell but everything went, I was pleasantly surprised when the old keyboard from the 8088 sold for $104.00. Way more then scrap value for sure!
    According to ebay I made $289.99 but one auction for $20 has not paid so that brings it down to $269.99
    The listings were free but ebay charged me 10% of the total, $29.00
    Paypal's cut was $10.44 and shipping cost me $68.22 so once papal releases all my money to me I will have 162.33
    The work shop is still packed with electronic scrap and I could probably make a lot more off of ebay but it takes quite a bit of time to test, take pictures, list on ebay, pack, and ship everything. At that rate it would take a month of Sundays to get the shop cleaned out so I'll ebay a few items but most everything else is going to scrap.
    I found a local place that will take the plastic, monitors, and tvs for small fee. Once they are gone and I take everything I can to the local scrap yard I will have room to store all of the computer boards and more valuable escrap so I can collect more to ship out to a buyer next spring.
    Thanks for the advice I got in this forum I have $162.00 more then I would have and thats just awesome! Thank you!


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