<span style="font-size:13px;">Buying CPUs, Laptops, Motherboards, Silver Plated Brass - Page 6

​We are looking to purchase Gold, Silver, and Copper bearing items. Our list is constantly growing. Pricing is as follows for the items we are seeking:

	Telecom				$6.35/lb.
	Low Grade Telecom				$4.00/lb.
	Gold Capped Ceramic Chipboard/Gold Trace Board/Old CNC Board w/ Fingers				$8.50 - $15.00/lb.
	Laptop Motherboard				$4.90/lb.
	Large Socket Motherboard - All Types				$4.90/lb.
	Small Plastic Green P4 Motherboard				$2.65/lb.
	Metal Socket Green Motherboard				$2.00/lb.
	Foreign Colored Motherboard				$1.30/lb.
	Newer Small Plastic AMD Socket Motherboard				$1.15/lb.
	Newer Integrated CPU Motherboard				$1.00/lb.
	#1 Server Board				$6.35/lb.
	#2 Server Board				$3.60/lb.
	Clean Finger Cards - No Fan No Heatsink				$5.00/lb.
	Finger Cards - Small Fan / Heatsink				$2.50/lb.
	Finger Cards - Oversized Fan / Heatsink				$1.25/lb.
	Trimmed Finger Cards				$0.50/lb. - $2.50/lb.
	High Grade Peripheral Board				$2.65/lb.
	Low Grade Peripheral Board				$1.30/lb.
	Cell Phone w/ Battery or Back Cover				$1.50/lb.
	Smart Phone w/o Battery				$2.75/lb.
	Old Cell Phone w/o Battery (No Smart Phones)				$5.50/lb.
	Wireless Handheld Keyboard Laser Scanner (No Batteries)				$4.00/lb.
	Gold Memory				$25.00/lb.
	Silver Memory				$10.75/lb.
	Rambus Ram				$9.75/lb.
	Slot Processor				$19.00/lb.
	High Grade Hard Drive Board - IDE/SCUZZY				$14.50/lb.
	Low Grade Hard Drive Board - SATA				$7.00/lb.
	Clean Cell Phone Board				$12.50/lb.
	IC Chips - No Dallas Switches				$8.00/lb.
	CD Board				$5.10/lb.
	Connector Ends				$1.10/lb.
	Low Grade Brown Board/Mid Grade Green Power Board				$0.40/lb.
	Whole Laptops				$1.10/lb.
	Partial Laptops (Motherboard & Good Screen)				$0.85/lb.
	Partial Laptops (Motherboard & Bad Screen)				$0.70/lb.
	Whole Cream Tower				$0.35/lb.
	Partial Cream Tower				$0.25/lb.
	Whole Black Tower				$0.35/lb.
	Partial Black Tower				$0.25/lb.
	Whole Server				$0.60/lb.
	Partial Server				$0.40/lb.
	CD/Floppy Drives				$0.25/lb.
	Hard Drives w/ Board				$0.60/lb.
	Bent/punched HD w/ Board				$0.45/lb.
	Shredded HD w/ Board				$0.40/lb.
	Hard Drive w/o Board				$0.35/lb.
	Bent, Punched, or Shredded HD w/o Board				$0.25/lb.
	Power Supply w/ Wire				$0.35/lb.
	Power Supply w/o Wire				$0.20/lb.
	Adapters w/ Wire				$0.30/lb.
	Adapters w/o Wire				$0.15/lb.
	Battery Back-Up Complete				$0.10/lb.
	Battery Back-Ups Incomplete (Must have Board and Transformer)				$0.10/lb.
	Taped Lead Acid Battery (Untaped -.05/lb.)				$0.10/lb.
	Taped Li-Ion Laptop Battery (Untaped - .50/lb. Charge)				$.00/lb.
	Taped Li-Ion Cell Phone Battery (Untaped - .50/lb. Charge)				$.00/lb.
	Bare Bright Copper				$2.85/lb.
	#1 Copper				$2.75/lb.
	#2 Copper				$2.60/lb.
	Yellow Brass				$1.25/lb.
	Red Brass				$1.50/lb.
	Silver Plated Flatware & Hollowware				$3.25/lb.
	Gold Plated Flatware & Hollowware				$4.00/lb.
	#1 Insulated Wire				$1.00/lb.
	#2 Insulated Wire				$0.80/lb.
	#3 Insulated Wire				$0.60/lb.
	Copper Yokes with Glass				$0.40/lb.
	Copper Yokes w/o Glass				$0.50/lb.
	Clean Aluminum Copper Heatsinks				$0.60/lb.
	Clean Processed Aluminum Copper Heatsinks				$0.30/lb.
	Dirty Aluminum Copper Heatsinks				$0.30/lb.
	Aluminum Copper Radiator Ends				$0.75/lb.
	Dirty Aluminum Copper Radiators				$1.20/lb.
	Clean Aluminum Copper Radiators				$1.40/lb.
	17 Inch LCD Monitor (Not Scrap)				0.00
	19 Inch & Up LCD Monitor (Not Scrap)				0.00
	LCD Scrap				-.10/lb.
	Surface Mount Display Tantalum Capacitors				$9.00/lb.

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8086 Gold Cap Gold Leg	$210.00/lb.
386/486	$195.00/lb.
Motorola Gold Cap	$195.00/lb.
Foreign Gold Cap - LSI/Nortel/Sun/DEC/NEC/Etc.	$120.00/lb.
Pentium Pro Gold Cap	$120.00/lb.
Double Side Gold Cap	$120.00/lb.
Cyrix/IBM/Via/WinChip/AMD K5 Single Side Gold Cap	$70.00/lb.
Pentium 1 Ceramic	$49.00/lb.
Black Fiber	$50.00/lb.
AMD Ceramic	$49.00/lb.
AMD Aluminum	$30.00/lb.
Pentium 3 Green Fiber w/o Heatsink	$19.00/lb.
Pentium 4 Green Fiber w/ Heatsink	$9.25/lb.
No Pin Processor	$6.50/lb.
Clean Gold Fingers	$40.00/lb.

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We are also looking to purchase all 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation I-series processors and Core 2 Quad Processors for more than scrap. Pricing is as follows:1156 1^st Generation I-series

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Please go to boardsort.com for updated salvage chip pricing

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End of pricing

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Any chips that test bad will be bought at current scrap value or returned upon the request of the seller. Seller assumes all shipping and tracking responsibility.​ Please include packaging slip. Shipping is to zip code 44601. Any questions please contact us at Email:acetech2222@gmail.com Phone: 330-821-0500

Originally Posted by ACCR

Anybody else notice palladium dipping down little by little over the past couple months? I want to think it will shoot back up again. The $64,000 question then becomes when? Any thoughts?

Major producers, Africa, Canada and Russia, what is happening in two of those country's at the moment.

Maybe possible the current price is being manipulated, ya think.

Jul 26, 2022 China's palladium imports from Russia rose to a record high in June. The world's biggest miner of the precious metal is rerouting shipments as many of its usual customers shun its goods.

Jun 27, 20231. South Africa Platinum production: 140,000 kilograms Palladium production: 80,000 kilograms South Africa is the world's top platinum-mining country and a major producer of palladium.

Funny how things are being manipulated. The dollar is worthless the Canadian dollar even more so precious metals should be thru the roof but the powers that be will manipulate things to avoid a panic. Palladium is more used in industry so demand may be down but I don't understand the EV craze seems like it may be cleaner but I don't think our infrastructure can handle it.

Along highway 45 just before the Sandy Lake turn off, a Hybrid caught fire about five years ago, the insurance company most likely paid the owner for his/her loss. But the fact remains the burnt out Hybrid remains as an abandoned vehicle on a municipal lot.

Who is responsible for its removal, precious owner or the insurance company, this piece of toxic waste should be removed.

That is my point why are precious metals not higher?

Originally Posted by mikeinreco

That is my point why are precious metals not higher?

The platinum group metals being liquidated out of Russia through the back door, no longer passing through the London Metals Exchange kinda tipped the apple cart over.

No checks and balances, industry needing palladium bid for the metal on the London Metal Exchange, obviously black market metals are by-passing the exchange but still finding buyers.

Market is being flooded, brings the price down.

The automotive industry is the biggest user of palladium, your guess is as good as mine who the buyers are.

If I had some disposable cash I would purchase palladium.

Message from a sober mind.