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I have a similar hand full of these exact chips. They will sit on the shelf a long time I'm sure... i doubt it will be worth processing just the few and i don't get gold caps to toss them in with.
I have about 20lbs of those I have no idea the yield I can expect from them though unfortunately
 
Although technically those are certainly quads (exterior pins on all 4 sides) I would "class" those as "gold cap" ceramic (quad) ICs --- & not just ceramic ICs ;) ;)

BIG difference in yields :p(y)(y) (as we know););)

Kurt
I have +/- 290 gr (580 pieces) of these ceramics squares gold cap. I will process them these week, what can I expect as yeild, just to see if did a good job in refining.
 

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