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Neon_WA
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| Marcin wrote: | | Even for chipped C4004 ? |
Is it chipped or is the ceramic just clean there.. very hard to tell either way
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bccwchan
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This thread explains why cpu collection is so funny. You will never know the price of the vintage cpu until you sell/buy them.
(I discovered two ebayers chased a pentium keychain (missing some parts) for over USD50, it usually sell between USD10-20). |
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Neon_WA
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| bccwchan wrote: | | (I discovered two ebayers chased a pentium keychain (missing some parts) for over USD50, it usually sell between USD10-20). |
Yep.. seen it many times
Bit like some buyers cant see the forest for the trees 
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