I have about 60 gold window eproms and need a buyer. The guy i used last time isnt returning my messages so im not sure if hes still active on here. If someone could point me in the direction of a buyer for these id appreciate it.
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I have about 60 gold window eproms and need a buyer. The guy i used last time isnt returning my messages so im not sure if hes still active on here. If someone could point me in the direction of a buyer for these id appreciate it.
I think barron is probable the best buyer for those.
Last time I had some I sent them to Barron. You could email some of the buyers here and ask for prices.
Or just give them to me :)
Barron has a price of $4 # for ceramic eproms....doesnt differentiate btween gold or silver. The prices are about a month old though.
$4lb is no more than the boards they come off of ; )
Thats what he has them losted for...i dont know. I have a half bucket full that i am waiting to see what the pricing is going to be.
$4 for gold windows is not the correct price, id buy all i could at that rate =)
So then how much are they being bought for?Quote:
Originally Posted by jghilino
I have been looking for a buyer of those also. I have messaged a couple buyers on here and neither differentiate between the gold windows and regular IC chips. Im just holding them for now.
I am coming up with $10-$50 a pound so its hard to say exactly what they should sell for.
Vintage IC Eproms Scrap Gold Recovery Silver Window 32 Eproms $1 U s A LQQK | eBay
Interesting to note that that auction is for silver windows, and it still brought a good price. Ive seen it suggested that the silver eproms are worth no more than ic chips. Apparently thats not the case.
just standard ic chips usually bring around $10 pound
I was able to sell them to Colt Refining for 486 price. I got rid of a LOT of them before they closed the door on that. I would say you're in the $30/lb range. If you smack the upper layer of Tungsten off the top, you will see there is a lot more gold on these chips than standard IC chips.
Hehehe, Man, I Love this place. Thanx for the tungsten smash'n tip brother TS, gonna try that out in my bachelor lab. lol Look'n at my calendar I see it's also time to say, Merry Christmas & Happy Scrapp'n in 2013. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by twoonesicks
If anyone is wondering....
http://scrapitcleveland.com/hgpics/DSCN5268.jpg
As you can see, there is more gold in these units.