As I sit here in total awe!

[metatp]

The Colt 45 1911 is for scale.

Oh. Ithought you meant for sale. Guess I did not see the "c".

 

[bekck9000]

Trust me, it has taken years to pile all this stuff up. I keep the best of the best and sell everything else to keep the business going. Been at it for 15 years now. I really think it would scare me if I did get all the stuff together and add it up. 8)

new to the forum

i worked for a cash for gold place last year and im now very interested in collection and refining, i previously had no idea how many things had gold in it.

where did this all come from, if you could give sme examples please?? also is "gold fingers" just a generic term used to describe scrap gold? a google search just returned a load of stuff about james bond hah.

thanks

 

[Claudie]

The "fingers" are the contact parts of the ISA cards that plug into the slots motherboard. Example would be an Ethernet card or a Modem card.

 

[jimdoc]

where did this all come from, if you could give sme examples please?? also is "gold fingers" just a generic term used to describe scrap gold? a google search just returned a load of stuff about james bond hah.
thanks

Try the search box at the top of the forum, for forum related things it may be better than a Google search. At least you won't get any James Bond returns. Well maybe this topic now.

Jim

 

[silversaddle1]

Trust me, it has taken years to pile all this stuff up. I keep the best of the best and sell everything else to keep the business going. Been at it for 15 years now. I really think it would scare me if I did get all the stuff together and add it up. 8)

new to the forum

i worked for a cash for gold place last year and im now very interested in collection and refining, i previously had no idea how many things had gold in it.

where did this all come from, if you could give sme examples please?? also is "gold fingers" just a generic term used to describe scrap gold? a google search just returned a load of stuff about james bond hah.

thanks

All of this stuff came from large, mainframe type computers, telecom equipment, and credit card processing equipment. We go all over the country closing down data centers and recycling the equipment. Some of the stuff is fairly new, some of it is very old. You never know what you may find. We recycle very few desktop type computers. This is just a small sample of our collection of gold bearing scrap.

 

[silversaddle1]

Fixin' to add to the piles soon. Let the big dog howl! :lol: