Requesting a lead on a reputable refiner

[g_opolis]

I just landed a deal on a quantity of boards, to be exact 3150 ( + or - 5 lbs ) lbs. of boards used in testing equipment for the military. The guy worked for a defense contractor for many years. He stated he kept piling up boards for future use, but after 20 years these boards are quite obsolete. I purchased the entire lot for 1800.00. Can anyone recommend a refinery that is fair? I realize it's a gamble with anyone. Any imput on PMR out of NC?
I'll put some pics up when my son brings his camera over. I have an old piece of junk.

 

[silversaddle1]

Well if the boards are anything good, you can get over $2.00 a pound just the way they are at almost any scrapyard that deals in E-scrap. You could more than double your money in a day.

 

[g_opolis]

I live in southern AZ, and it seems that the scrap dealers around here either don't take e-scrap at the moment, or want to play low ball. This is appears to be really nice scrap, but I am aware that looks can be deceiving.

 

[banjags]

Ebay it in one hundred pound lots. Should be able to double or triple your money there. Be sure to take good pictures though.

 

[g_opolis]

That's a possibiliy that I have kept in the back of mind.