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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanM923 View Post
    Wowza, looks like I have some research to do...


    Quantity:

    497 ----- BA-6516/U Non-Rechrg Lithium

    115 ----- CR2032 9 mm site scope battery (DL-2032)

    2023 ---- DL1/3NBK 3 volt Lithium Battery

    1514 ---- PL 123 3 Volt Lithium

    179 ----- CR-V3 3 Volt Lithium Batteries



    511 ----- BA5567 3 Volt Lithium

    1815 ---- BA5590 Singar Non-Rechargable

    2137 ---- BA5800 Plugar Battery



    7348 ---- Batteries AA 8 pack

    504 ----- Batteries D Cell 4pack

    80,640 -- Batteries AA Bulk

    504 ----- Batteries 9volt 2pack
    Dont confuse lithium with lithium ion batteries. They are not the same thing. Lithium ion batteries have scrap value to myself and other buyers here. Lithium batteries like the button cells found on motherboards are hazardous material that needs to be disposed of properly especially if they are old or leaking. If the lithium batteries are new enough and in working order then there is resale potential of 2-5.00 per battery on average. Those CR2032's are a very common lithium button cell size and sell new for around 3.50 each at Walmart/Home Depot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CLR Solutions View Post
    Dont confuse lithium with lithium ion batteries. They are not the same thing. Lithium ion batteries have scrap value to myself and other buyers here. Lithium batteries like the button cells found on motherboards are hazardous material that needs to be disposed of properly especially if they are old or leaking. If the lithium batteries are new enough and in working order then there is resale potential of 2-5.00 per battery on average. Those CR2032's are a very common lithium button cell size and sell new for around 3.50 each at Walmart/Home Depot.
    Thanks for that info. As you can tell I am very new to this and just trying to research and feel my way through. The lithium ion batts are still good, but the alkaline are not(expired in 2011)...tis a shame too, I was thinking of selling 100 8-packs for $100. 7300+ 8-packs = a good potential profit. Also, the BA-5590, which there are 1800+ of, are like a 15ah 12V portable power supply.

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    CR2032's go for about 1-2 UK pence (about 3 cents tops) on ebay. I bought 10 CR2032's for 20 pence, and they were shipped from Hong Kong. It took about a month to get them but I wasn't in a hurry.
    I know lying is wrong, but if the elephant man came in now in a blouse with some make up on, and said, "How do I look?" Would you say, bearing in mind he's depressed and has respiratory problems, would you say, "Go and take that blusher off you mis-shapened elephant tranny?" No. You'd say, "You look nice... John""

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