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I have a variety of stuff pulled from boards just checking to see if it is worth my while to me .and what are these boards considered minus pins .copper front and back .multilayer I assume .

I have not thanked yall for helping yet and would like to do so at this
Thanks a bunch has got me going really good on separations of groups .I want to as organized as I can when I make the journey from Texas.

The board is probably still peripheral. Those big square boards have a fair bit of copper in them.


And that’s a perfect sort on the pins. Keeping them separate like that boardsort can quickly scan samples of each type and give you a fair value. As opposed to pin soup where they’ll try to be fair but there’s a time loss in doing so.
I’m going to steal that photo and nominate it for a sticky on sorting pins.

Everything there is quotable

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Thanks I am glad I can help too.

Lost, since you are experienced, what is a good minimum weight of pins to mail in? I realize that if one has a few ounces to include in a larger box, any amount would suffice, but if it is a shipment of pins only, what is a minimum so that one earns a fair payday, and Boardsort doesn't spend time on a low yield box.

Ideally you’d be over a pound.
The issue with pins is, aside from testing them yourself, there’s little in the way of consistency.
You could priority mail an ounce or two of 1986/87 SCSI pins and I’m sure everyone is going to be happy. On the other side a pound of USB or SATA pins is generally not worth shipping alone.
The reality is manufacturing is so inconsistent... you can’t know till it’s scanned.
Which is why I had my own XRF unit till it died.

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