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wepwawet
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Qwerty
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They used to be rare and expensive. But now a common gold PPro goes for whooping 15-20 EUR.
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wepwawet
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So what "was" expensive for a black PPro?
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hugo929
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why do you consider black PPRO is rare?
They are lack of gold so you can always get them more cheaper from scrappers than gold ones.
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gshv
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They are not that rare, and gold price of black Pentium Pro is about $12, so it wasn't a great deal.
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Neon_WA
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and SL25A is the most common of the black pros
you see about 50 of them to every SL259
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