1. Came out of a Fluke clamp meter. High grade peripheral? No real IC population but there is decent gold contact points.

2. Did I understand right that these would go in low grade peripheral?

3. High grade peripheral? I wasn't sure about the effect of having the glass on it. I don't remember what the board came out of but the glass part appears to be some kind of light and does possibly have gold pins (magnet sticks to the pins).

4. Low grade telecom? There is also a larger IC under the gold pinned card reader, but the small black squares on the same side are coils.

5. High grade telecom? Came out of a USB flash drive.

6. Low grade telecom? Not sure if there's enough population for High grade but it seems close to me.

1 most likely low peripheral
2 & 3 most likely gold pin connector
4,5 & 6 most likely high peripheral.....5 might slip in to low telco

1. I see 4 ICs (two are bump ICs). I think there's a good chance this could get into high peripheral but I'd stick it in low to be safe.

2. Price is the same low peripheral/connector ends but I'd sort into connector ends. Make sure the pins have gold on them and aren't just nickel plated.

3. Similar board was graded peripheral before the split, I'd lean high peripheral.

4,6. At least high peripheral, but I'd stick them in low telco.

5. I'd go low telco.

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I can tell you one thing for sure.....we need Lost back to grading the boards :)

Marked may very well be right on these. I tend to grade down rather than up and the split has complicated things just a bit

I appreciate the input. I have emailed Chris on these just to make sure.

All were high peripheral except #2 & #3. #3 came out to be mid grade.