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xsecret
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gshv
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Excellent find! Got any spares? 
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gmanbc
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| chiptalk wrote: | Nice find!
| CPUShack wrote: | | Very nice, where do you find these? |
Ya right, like anyone here gives out their little black book. |
I don't care wear you got them but I sure would like to have one of each!
If you can get anymore I would love to do some trading with you 
I have a few chips that you might be interested in 
http://www.vintagechiptrader.com/Intel/Trade%20List/Trade%20List.htm
Lee
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chipcollector
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These mechanical samples, are they worth as much as c4004's or c4040's? For instance if you were to put a price tag how much would they be?
Just questioning my curiousity as a beginner. I have to start a phycological price guide sooner or later, right?  |
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xsecret
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CPUShack
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| chipcollector wrote: | These mechanical samples, are they worth as much as c4004's or c4040's? For instance if you were to put a price tag how much would they be?
Just questioning my curiousity as a beginner. I have to start a phycological price guide sooner or later, right? |
Much more rare then a C4004
About as common as finding a C4040 these days
I would say they are worth over $100.
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chipcollector
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Thanks for information!  |
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gmanbc
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| chipcollector wrote: | These mechanical samples, are they worth as much as c4004's or c4040's? For instance if you were to put a price tag how much would they be?
Just questioning my curiousity as a beginner. I have to start a phycological price guide sooner or later, right? |
I will give a C4004 for the three of them
Lee
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