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    The added weight of the "junk" is negligible. There is more gold in the older motherboards, however unless you have 5,000 lbs of it, there is no need to segregate it. In other words, if we buy it, there is no way for us to have the value reclaimed on 100 lbs of a 10,000 lbs load, so we don't truly realize the value of those boards.

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