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Thank you

If someone doesn't to these, and your other posts, before I get home, I'll see if I can't go through these then.

But I wanted to say, thank you for the front and backs and fewer boards, should make it easier to go through!

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Thank you Marked! Sorry for the past sloppiness. We will strive to get better.

A) High telco at least.
>If you're able to see under the ceramic chip well enough to determine if it has a gold cap then gold cap chip board and make some sort of note if that's the case so that it's readily identifiable when it gets to Boardsort. If the ceramic chip is socketed and not soldered that's easy to check and then you can decided if it's worth separating from the board. If it is socketed then the board is still high telco, the chip will need pictures under the sticker or the other side if you want a grade on it. Whew... that was a lot.

B) Not 100% sure what those ports are and what kind of weight they add to the board. I think you're safe with low peripheral regardless but if the ports are pretty heavy it could tip toward midgrade.

C) Gold Cap Chip Board :D

D) High telco

E) Leaning backplane

F) High peripheral

G,H,I) High Telco. The motorola chip on the middle board, is it socketed or soldered in? (curious to see the other side if socketed)

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Was looking for something else on your other post and found this with what looks like the Motorola chip I pointed out.

viewtopic.php?f=4&t=7847&p=18824&hilit=glass+display#p18824

The original poster never came back saying they asked Chris about the chip so there might be some added value there.

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My grades are my own opinion and not an official grade from Boardsort