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I think some of these might be high telecom but not sure

I will attempt grading these.
No.1 High Peripheral.
No.2 High Telecom. It is an I/O server. But no place on price list.
No.3 High Peripheral. Not enough gold for High Telecom.
No.4 Easily a Clean Gold Finger Card. But. It's got value. Maybe High Telecom.
2753.jpeg I can't find a place for that board in the price list. But. It definately has value and is a Motherboard. I am going to class it in the Large Socket Motherboard category. Due to its overall quality. It's only a guess.
And. The best thing to do is email Chris at boardsort. I handed it to F.R.E.D. already. We will see.
2752.jpeg High Telecom. Quality board. I handed this to F.R.E.D.
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The group of four are abundant in ICs. 4 has them both sides and 2 has several gold tabs on top of that. If they're not high Telco they're so very close.

The motherboard itself would be large socket, the ceramic amd no metal cpu and socket is the unknown here. Is it soldered on? Is the socket damaged in some way and the cpu was put back over it for some reason? We may never know

The apparent backplane would throw any quick looks off as there's a lot of ICs between the slots, high Telco is a solid grade for it

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2753 came back as Large Socket Motherboard from F.R.E.D.
2752 came back also as Large Socket Motherboard from F.R.E.D.
I can't see 2752 being a M.B. at all. Maybe F.R.E.D. made a typo error.
I didn't submit the others to F.R.E.D.
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2752 Fred is likely reading that split darker port as a slot processor socket. From a broad visual sense it makes sense, but it's not right

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