escrap said:Silversaddle,
Where do you find most of your material. Would love to find some places close to home that are just throwing this stuff out.
jimdoc said:Claudie said:patnor1011 said:Claudie said:Just curious here, how is this related to Ebay? :|
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Yeah, I remember reading that now. Sometimes people have to explain jokes to me too. :roll:
There is a gold mine on that ebay site, if you're a seller. How did that old saying go, a fool and his money....
A fool and his money..... soon find a great deal on some gold on Ebay!!!!
macfixer01 said:The one I like is "A fool and his money were lucky to get together in the first place".
macfixer01
goldsilverpro said:At 10 millionths thick on the plane areas, I would guess the total value of the 7 boards to be about $25. At 30 millionths - $70. And, I'm being liberal with my guess - it might be 7 millionths and I may have over-estimated the area. I sure wish that each of those listings had a comment section. Of course, if they allowed that, EBay would be broke.
macfixer01 said:Here is another auction for your viewing pleasure. For only $880.00 several square inches of very thin very shiny gold plating could be yours...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370426599996
And likely he will have no clue why it doesn't sell.
macfixer01
goldsilverpro said:At 10 millionths thick on the plane areas, I would guess the total value of the 7 boards to be about $25. At 30 millionths - $70. And, I'm being liberal with my guess - it might be 7 millionths and I may have over-estimated the area. I sure wish that each of those listings had a comment section. Of course, if they allowed that, EBay would be broke.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190449884732I suppose we could keep a look out for these outrageous auctions and ask the seller the hard questions but it probably wouldnt make a difference.
goldsilverpro said:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190449884732I suppose we could keep a look out for these outrageous auctions and ask the seller the hard questions but it probably wouldnt make a difference.
I emailed this guy and gave him the figures to show that the value of the the 512K board he listed was only worth between $5 (probably) and $15. He had valued it at over $1300. He emailed me back and said he was going to pull the listing and put the boards in the trash. I invited him to join the forum. I got the feeling that he's an honest guy that made a wrong assumption. I told him that he's not the first person to assume the traces were solid gold. They do look that way to the uninformed.