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For the bottom board I was thinking peripheral, for the laptop motherboard I am assuming large socket, could I put the heat spreader in with my gold pins? For the calculator boards I was thinking midgrade. All help is appreciated.

Thank you!

Assuming the little brown one is front and back :
Peripheral, please remove batteries

Soldered cpu, bridge chips, controllers, internal and external connectors, and soldered ram. Looks like these should survive small socket motherboard.

Last set
Looks like a keyboard. Flashing. No extraneous weight. Good for peripheral.

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Thank you for helping me get these boards graded!

Second board came from a vintage laptop, decent amount of I.C chips with older gold bonding wire.

You might want to double-check with Chris on that one, unless grading has changed so significantly that some old laptop boards would now go as small socket.

It is a laptop motherboard, I have pulled one before from a few years back but how its buyer would grade it as scrap material regardless will all be up to him, just try and see what he says.

Good Luck.

Rubble has a point. This is right at the edge between a full fledged laptop board (large socket) and a high end modern netbook or embedded board (small socket).
I’ve had similar boards, from all the above, fluctuate across the threshold. While I still suggest quoting as small socket I’d also suggest bundling them together separate from the other stalls as they could get an upgrade.

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I have put it aside to ask, it came out of a old Toshiba laptop.

Thank you.