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Whats the best way to handle these? There is less gold finger but on each unpopulated spot on the other side is usually gold.

Is there a deduction for board material on these and should I seperate them from gold fingers that are fully populated?

Also what would wirless cards ship as from laptops? Just in comingled with the gold fingered? Just curious because the contacts remind me more of ram than fingered.

Thanks guys!

Heres the fingers

They should be treated just like all others. Just toss them onto your scale, get a weight in pounds, then multiply the weight by the current price for gold fingers and you will have your value. Only thing that will harm the price of fingers is if you have attempted to process them, at which they will most likely be worthless.

For your laptop wireless cards, remove any plastic tape on the outside of the card and post a photo of them here and we will look at them. They can get fingered card price as is, but there was discussion about them here on another thread and it's possible you could get more for them than your regular finger card.

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That looks like a RAM for a laptop

On march 24th boardsort valued laptop WiFi cards at $6 a pount with all plastic and metal sheilding removed.

That is correct, and the little board in the posted picture would qualify as such. In the case of this particular style you can keep the wrapper on.

I've come across wifi cards and sold them as gold fingered cards. I don't see a category for wifi cards. Is that going to be a new entry in the materials list?

There was a spot on the payout price list for WiFi card, butvit has been removed, think the kightbjust be gold finger now.