Gold Recovery ( Scrapping Ram finger boards)

[@INDUSTRIALIST1234]

Excellent video ! I have never seen anyone put out a video on KZbin so effectively. This is a great introduction to Gold Extraction from computers.

[@MiketheScrapper]

INDUSTRIALIST1234 Thank you. Only one like this, That I have seen so far

[@christopheryounger3130]

hey I gotta say. this video is the most informative gold extraction tutorial video I've seen. Your are THE ONLY one who actually gives measurements so thank you.

[@jamesspangler5275]

Hey Mike, just wanted to prove some of these people wrong! I went onto ebay and bought 5000 ounces of aircraft pins and connectors. Now mind you they were 100 mil thick. So I did what you did step by step. Long story short, after letting the acid do its thing and cleaning it and drying. I then smelted it in my small kiln which is made for this. I also have graphite molds 1,2,5,10 and a 20 oz molds. I used the 5 ozt mold and poured out the gold. Guess what to all you non believers out there I walked away with 2.246 ozt of gold. I then took it to the gold buying place up the street and got $2,100.00 dollars for this little bar of gold. All the supplies and acid cost me less then $40.00 dollars to buy. Everything else I was able to get from my kitchen and toss after I was done. So yes, there is a ton of money out there waiting to be plucked from the trash, ground, broken things, it's everywhere you look. You just need to learn how to find it.

[@iScrapApp]

Great video! Gives the average scrapper a really good look into the type of materials they can be saving up. Even if you don't refine your gold, you still know that RAM boards are worth a lot!

[@Zuriichan]

Lol I like how you say don't try at home and then show the ingredients so people can try it at home

[@MicroD3ath]

The ingredients were mostly likely shown for reference

[@kallmannkallmann]

MicroD3ath he even says in the end if u gonna try it read up on the ingredients and check with your mum xD

[@Zuriichan]

i know. but i still find it funny. font try this at home. heres the ingredients so you can try it at home :P

[@kallmannkallmann]

ShortAsianGamer yea but guess he woud get in a heap of trubble if he woud not say dont try this athome xD

[@johnanthony7807]

Hey Mike, Thanks for putting out a video simple enough for a beginner to understand, step by step, and talking along with the video. Being ADHD, make comprehension difficult at times, but watching you once, and the second time I tried your method out, and it worked beautifully. Thank you, Mike The Scrapper !

[@WambliPeta]

Your intro reminded me of NurdRage ;) I don't expect to make any money doing this.......But I gotta do it, just to do it, you know? ;) Thanx Mike!

[@MAXKC1]

Mike the best video in layman's terms to recover gold from scrap pc boards!!!!! Now I need the best and simplest form, to remove gold plating from metal.

[@MiketheScrapper]

There is a way called Reverse electroplating. I am looking into the process to make a video on that.

[@MrSnivelupagus]

Mike the Scrapper A messy 98% sulfuric acid process that takes a lot of pins to yield little, and in that process you get rid of copper in AR as opposed to ram fingers. You should do AR twice for sure since your AR wont be orange the first time. Say 3 pounds of pins to 1.6 grams of gold. IDE pins would be more like 6 pounds. On ram fingers I yielded 20g of gold per 8.6 pounds of fingers. If someone has pins then do it, but if someone is seeking pins while ram, boards are available, then go with the ram boards. I still use like 5 ml 98% sulfuric at the end of AR to precipitate lead, just in case a little solder got on the fingers. I have boards with dram, and some where we pull the dram , in which you might get a little solder. If you are intending to pull the dram for processing, then it's best to cut the fingers first. Also use the green snips rather than the yellow or red. Unless you are left handed, the green wiss ones let you better see the line your cutting on to avoid resistor packs and solder from low profile modules.

[@jamesspangler5275]

Your video is awesome! Keep doing it. For all the people that say it costs way to much to do this your wrong! 1 gal of acid at Home Depot is like 8.00 dollars and distilled water, really, .89 cents at CVS! Your not doing the work, the acid is. So in less then 48 hours this guy made 60.00 dollars doing nothing! So if you bought 1000 ounces of gold plated pins from ebay for less then 50.00 dollars and did this and walked away with a little more then an ounce of gold you would be mad because its too much work for you. That ounce is now worth 1,300.00+ dollars in less then 48 hrs. That's more then most of you make in a month working the line at McDonalds, right! So stop trashing this guy, at least he's not sitting on his ass living off the government! Keep making the videos!

[@MiketheScrapper]

OMG...Finally someone who see's it my way. THANK YOU....

[@Frenchdoc7141]

Thank's Mike the Scrapper , I like how this lesson was so easy to understand and how you made clear the danger and benefits from using chemicals. Even I could understand every part of the process...

[@elizabethratnik2621]

Really diggin the 20th Century Fox parody :)

[@MiketheScrapper]

Yoda Ratnik Thank you. only gonna use that once...

[@jackdonaldson6473]

I liked the video, it was clear and concise. I'm glad it was mostly uninteresting to many of the viewers. Really hate to hear about someone getting hurt doing this.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Alexandre, Not sure why I cannot comment directly to you. When the liquid stops fizzing, is when you know you added enough SMB.

[@marcelotrindadem]

AMIGO MUITO BOM VIDEO SOU DO BRASIL SALDAÇÃES AGORA SO FALTA DERRETER O OURO QUE VIROU EM PO

[@MetaphoricMinds]

use the @ symbol followed directly by the user name.

[@mcperson100]

marcelo trindade errado,

[@tetramtetram5370]

Mike the Scrapper

[@bowtiethirteentwenty8627]

I think it is a good thing that you are sharing your knowledge with others. Well made video, and it shows the whole process. Thank you for sharing!

[@tommygun9867]

Now I finally have a use for the extra 100 computers I have laying around....

[@scrapthatwithmatt9520]

Tommy Gun underrated comment

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you. I am glad you saw the video. You are the #1 expert on this.

[@MrGridStrom]

When I started watching this video my eyes opened wide and I went and grabbed my 4 old ram sticks. Near the end of the video I put them away with a sad face.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Aww..I am so sorry...Thank you for the comment.

[@dirklucas4069]

Mike the Scrapper just tryed this and worked fine butmelted gold flakes into button that weighed 5.5 pwt and tested with acid at 14k. just sold on e-bay for $150.00 ! once set up very little start up cost and more than doubled my investment with really very little time invested Thanks

[@MindVolition]

Your music really gets in the way when I tried to listen to what you want to say. Other than that, you got an awesome video. Thanks Mike.

[@RipleySawzen]

Psychology 101: Telling people not to do something is akin to telling them to do it. That's why the DARE program actually increases drug use in communities that implement it. Instead, it is better to tell people what the dangers are of messing up. Like, "This acid could explode if added incorrectly" etc...

[@RipleySawzen]

You really don't. You can, in fact, encourage people to do stupid and dangerous things and get away with it.

[@destructaor223]

do you think they would listen haha they are meth addicts dude and it dose not matter what you think it is the law...

[@RipleySawzen]

FriedPotatos That was his point. Meth addicts already know that meth is illegal, therefore informing them that it is illegal would be completely ineffective. You are thick as hell.

[@Mossman04]

take your bs elsewhere, it has to do with law. why are you talking about the dare program on a GOLD VID. this isnt chemistry class either, its gold extraction, you wanna know what the chems can do? go watch/read about it somewhere else.

[@ChadBlack]

"That's why the DARE program actually increases drug use in communities that implement it." rrrright. I'd like to see you back that up with facts. Also, I;m pretty sure the DARE program tells kids the dangers are if they do use drugs...

[@robertborger5821]

Thank you Mike, I have been looking for info on this subject for a few weeks and your video was very helpful and more informative than most of the others put together. Looking forward to watching your other videos.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you. That is true. a lot of the video's I have watched are half or no info.

[@moxncal]

doing the gold this way will get ya .999 percent gold so thats pretty good.

[@MiketheScrapper]

If its done correctly yes...

[@cichlidaemayhem3573]

Usually people only say "don't try this at home" I like how after that statement you said to study up on the chemicals THEN try it. Nothing is impossible if you set your mind to it.

[@TimDousset]

What concentration HCL are you using?

[@suepm7258]

Unbelievable! Want to say thanks for all the time, effort, work, etc. you put towards & into making. Very much appreciated.

[@claymccormick1203]

while it is true that he only made 60 bucks he did fail to extract the other 60 bucks in gold in the ram chips or the mlcc's for that matter as well as the silver copper and tin content.

[@ro4eva]

Really appreciate you taking the time (and risk) making/editing/uploading this video to YT. Just so happens that I happen to have a lot of old/unused computer hardware collecting dust. And I'm glad I decided to hang on to it.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you for the comment. Just be careful if you plan on doing this.

[@AntonioBanderasTheKing]

@identity95 yes but it's impossible to find ram for my 2005 Alienware laptop... Cheap. That is. Think about it. One stick of ram out of that 110 could pay for them all lol.

[@fangsea]

Only if you can find a buyer. Gold on the other hand is universal and can be used to buy mostly anything.

[@AntonioBanderasTheKing]

fangsea Lol, you don't understand the concept. With over 100 RAM Sticks at 40 dollars, you are BOUND to find someone to buy it if you try. And that could simply be listing it online and playing a waiting game. But why go out of your way to scrap 40 dollars worth of gold when ONE ram stick can pay for all of the ones you destroyed just for gold?

[@fangsea]

Antonio Banderas I have well over 400 sticks of ram. I would have to test each stick of ram before I sold it along with the rest of my time being wasted putting each stick up for sale. If they are sold I then would have to mail it. Unless you are poor or have no job. It is a waste of time. I make 40 an hour so WTF do I care.

[@korn6985]

Hey Mike, I started scrapping recently and have been watching your videos and they really help! Keep up the great work!!

[@universalsailor]

This cake doesn't cover the cost of ingredients.

[@aslanburnley]

You can get small concentrated bottles of all of those chemicals for less than 100$. 20$ for 1 qt of fuming nitric/muriatic, and even less for the power chemicals. It is feasible, but there are better things that you could be doing.

[@statelypenguin]

aslan burnley Yeah like collecting couches and getting spare change from the cushions. I think that would be quicker and more profitable.

[@2710Pocahontas]

Bump scrapping the gold; Mike you are a real piece of eye candy!!!

[@art1muz13]

5,000 boards? who do you think we are FRYS?

[@art1muz13]

JUST WANT TO GIVE A SHOUT-OUT TO EVERYONE THAT +1d ME. If anyone has any extra "stuff" that I can DE-GOLD E-mail me so I can be Mr. Frys in disguise.

[@NOSLEEPATALL]

Found this very interesting as I let a few almost 5 gallon buckets full of Ram go to scrap untouched at a friends shop. We also get township year end sails on PC's that we take apart but this is showing steps we can take to get more out of scrapping.

[@johndoe-rp3hz]

2 days of work for 40 bucks. Great.

[@itkorzen]

Great intro - you can tell it must have taken a lot of work. Very nice video - very informative.

[@cravyguy]

was the gold smoking and if do not attempt this why did u put all the precise measurements ect.

[@MiketheScrapper]

this is to be attempted by professionals and students that work in labs.

[@cravyguy]

I know

[@joeltmalcom]

Cravy Guy "why did u put all the precise measurements ect." "this is to be attempted by professionals and students that work in labs" "I know"

[@TheCassual]

Cravy Guy You didn't know, you bloody idiot.

[@cravyguy]

TheCassual Bugg off

[@christinelarson62]

All the smart ass comments are clearly people that don't see the big picture. My husband has been scrapping for 7 years and saving all his ram boards and processor boards. He and a friend just processed the fingers and processors. After cutting the fingers off the Rams they still sold the boards for $600 . And they got almost a ounce of gold from the stuff they processed. This was they're first time so sure they lost some gold. Yes it's 7 years of collecting but the actual time invested in just this, my husband's estimated approx. 20 hours and he now has around 800 dollars worth of gold. All I know it's 800 for 20 hours actual labor is a fantastic use of time in my books

[@rkb6783]

Interesting... How you felt ? The NEED to defend YOUR MORONS !

[@Zeemike1]

Wow...all that work and cost of chemicals and stuff for 30 bucks....man do you work cheap

[@krillin876]

sometimes you have to do something that wastes your time because if you don't do it, you will waste more time thinking about "what if" it is worth it.

[@MadsKjerulff]

krillin876 yea, but the money he can get from selling the gold, he have to use on buying new chemicals

[@krillin876]

Mads Kjerulff the value he received is the knowledge of what the boards will yield, not the actual gold he reclaimed.

[@richardrayner5952]

thanks for a clear picture on what chemicals to use, its the process I was interested in well done now I can try get the copper out of this chunk I have sweet

[@Anessa64222]

But won't you barely make a profit or break even after factoring in the price for all those chemicals (and lab equipment, even though you said don't try this at home, people will still do it, so it's best they try safely)? I guess this is more of a demonstration of putting old parts to some use, rather than making money, so understandable, cool experiment.

[@rickhaywardsr6457]

Thanks very much for sharing. Guys like you are what the internet's all about, just learned something cool... kudos!

[@mrbullseye]

So 1000 megaliters of both hydrogen peroxide AND muriatic acid? Damn, this is going to be expensive. That's basically 2 gigaliters of fluid only to get started... Damn! (and for those of you that don't get the sarcasm. M is Mega, m is milli.) Nice video. Thank you

[@GalderIncarnate]

Great video! I always thought the process was much more complicated. Wish I knew this back when I lived in the gold fields!

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you.

[@mikeorth8599]

good video but I don't like the made in china beacon should be made in Usa

[@mikeg6183]

Hi Mike, Mike here, I am a scrapper from sunny South Africa. I really appreciate your videos and the wealth of information contained. Thank you. I am looking to specialise in recycling computer scrap for gold, silver, platinum, palladium and rare earths, if I could humbly request a video showing the processes for extracting these materials I would be ever indebted to you. thank you once again sir. The knowledge you have kindly shared is currently improving my life very much!

[@jessevaldovinos169]

hey mike I have a bad cavity its fucking killing me . how many computers I need to make a gold tooth. I need some feed back asap!!

[@Timmy4Realz]

I have no reason to do this but i found your video entertaining and i liked how you told people to read the msds.

[@Wesley53719]

Looks like farr too much work

[@cr2486]

Good video really liked watching it, and it's really good of you to educate your viewers and warn them about the dangers of acids .spot on your awesome :-)

[@Crittek]

$40 for all that work? pfft Even if you save it for 20 years that $40 will probably only be about $60-$80 then you gotta think about inflation and how much $80 is actually worth then. You are better off scrapping copper

[@seanweir7311]

Hey money is based of of gold so $40 of gold will be worth what ever inflation increases to. Say inflation is 100% so what you can buy today for $40 cost tommorrow $4000. Since it is based on gold backing the same amount of gold would cost $4000. Thats why people buy precious metals they are inflation proof.

[@Crittek]

sean weir Money is no longer based on gold. A countries currency is backed by notions of illusion. Gold prices can skyrocket or plummet and would not reflect a currencies worth like it used to. The best investment you can make is in stocks as long as you are responsible. 40 ram sticks are very hard to come by that are absolutely free. That's why you had all these cash for gold type of things or something like Best Buy where they take your old computer components. As a scrapper, gold is the hardest metal to extract and get your hands on. Scrapping cars is even easier and more rewarding than this.

[@aonixkupm2273]

Without Gold, money wouldnt be any more valuble than toilet paper. In fact, if toilet paper was backed by gold, it would be valuble

[@Slater6377]

Oly Roller the value of gold hasent changed only the number of dollars it takes to acquire it due to the value of the dollar going down.

[@iwpoe]

Oly Roller Money is not *in fact* unlimited: the money supply at any given time is finite.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you...I could not find a whole video on the process, so I decided to make one.

[@bassl0va]

you know you could have made more than that $40 if you spent the time doing some proper work. Then use the money you made from that to buy gold if you want it.

[@RoofingToronto]

Idiot.....

[@bassl0va]

Bucharest.OG Who? The guy who made the video? Yes, lol

[@adamtolley9129]

bassl0va as a fellow scrapper the gold is the by-product of scrapping i primarily scrap electronics for copper and aluminium and the gold that comes out is in many electronics there is more than just gold on the ram boards you can yeild up to 2 grams of a burned out no good for nothing high end computer that someone is throwing out so why hate on someone that knows more than you

[@bassl0va]

Adam Tolley It really makes no sense for the environment either. With the amount of stuff that is thrown out and destroyed, why saving 2 grams worth the time or effort? It's not worth it for the money either after buying all the chemicals for it. Bothering to get anything off the boards in a computer isn't worth it. The only decent amounts of metal are the heatsinks, the HDD and the case. I know someone who scraps things, he doesn't bother with computers...

[@BTomiski]

You sir are a wizard turning liquid into gold.

[@MiketheScrapper]

lol... Thank you...

[@Quaght]

It's unlikely I'll ever do this, but this was fascinating to watch! Thanks for the video!

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you for watching

[@450rhino1]

Excellent video and descriptions. Thank you for taking the time to explain. It now is up to the individuals to decide if this is for them. :)

[@ineedasecond]

your videos have come a long way, well done mike keep up the good work

[@kleetus92]

Pretty nice process. I would add one caution from a guy who's worked in a lab through college... there's a little saying... "do as you otter, add acid to water...' What happens the other way around is that adding water to the acid assuming it's strong enough will create a little steam bubble and spit the water, and usually acid back from the surface of the acid. So, that means you'll have acid and water splattered all over the place. If you add acid to water, the water volume is significantly greater and when the acid is introduced, it can not generate enough heat to make steam, and you don't get the splatter. If your gold scrapping process works well, and you have your amounts balanced out well, your acid bath may not be super strong, but if you only have a little bit of gold, and therefore an excess of acid, you could have problems. Sulphuric (battery acid) is probably the worst, but nitric is a close second. Two very nasty acids to work with. Nitric is extra special because it is also a powerful oxidizer as well. Also expect to see your metal strainer dissolve pretty quick too. Now I have a plan on what to do with all my old computers, hard drives and random computer boards I have floating around! Thanks!

[@MiketheScrapper]

Awesome...Thank you for the tip...

[@johndoe-xu1on]

Mike the Scrapper after the gold is turned to powder and dried can you store it and if so how ,what room temp etc.

[@kleetus92]

john doe You can store it however you like. It's not going to change form at all. It can be stored in any form, metallic, salt, oxide, whatever, but if you plan on selling it, which I think is the goal, probably the metal form would be best, assuming it's out of sight so no dirt bag steals it.

[@MiketheScrapper]

It was to go up tonight. But it was a surprise for me too. LOL...There is so much to learn from the process... I am also reading on the possibilities.

[@justineakes594]

hey there mike thanks alot ive been having trouble get the trash outta my baches and now i see the light haha Scrap all day Scrap all night

[@jamesspangler5275]

You got it brother! Keep doing what your doing, so many people don't understand how this shit works!

[@andrerobinson8947]

great video mike,..I got about 3 ounces of gold foil from this same process saving up until i get two pounds...again great video i was waiting on this!

[@chrissummerfield9583]

Great video I have been collecting these myself . Excellent channel.

[@rupesh0449]

Mike. Thanks for this very informative video. If I had you as a teacher in High School, I would have been an A+ student. I'm not going to try this but it was nice to learn cause knowledge is a life long learning experience. Thanks.

[@metalicmario]

Mike, Great video. I have some critiques if you don't mind. First, baking soda is not a good waste disposal method. You will be dumping heavy metals (Cu) into the water and putting Cu compounds into the dump. Plating out the Cu with Zn, Fe, or Al is a much cleaner method. You also have the added benefit of being able to collect the Cu to melt and sell. Also, there will always be HCL in the solution. Excess HCL does not hurt precipitation. HNO3 is what needs to be eliminated. This can be done with urea or the evaporation technique. Lastly if you use a filter to dry your gold you will lose some in the filter itself. If you have quality glassware you can simply evaporate the gold in the beaker and get 100% gold yield. Again very nice video!

[@kevinlunt3262]

Hi Mike luv all your videos, I not doing it for the profit cost don't bother me it's just great fun to do. I spend hours picking at everything it's great learning about all the different metals that you can get off things. When I get my first gram i'll be rich knowing I did it.

[@mustafahuseen2619]

Hello I am Mustafa from Iraq I was looking for this beautiful way thanks to your effort and I wish you success

[@MiketheScrapper]

mustafa huseen Thank you Mustafa...Be Safe...

[@MiketheScrapper]

its not the time it takes...its an investment...Thank you for the offer.

[@devilscape2]

Love your videos. Even if I don't always scrap, just a fun thing to watch!

[@jamesasbury8781]

I have to admit i thought it was a lot of work for small reward. Then at the end your explanation made it clear. THINK FOR THE LONG TERM. do this for a couple of years and wait for the price to go up......CHA CHING. Thanks, good vid.

[@MiketheScrapper]

James Asbury Thank you for watching

[@rocketsevens9539]

Thanks for the video, you made it a lot easier than others.

[@ronm7217]

Great video. Its really detailed like always and you inspire me to do this kind of work. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@acidofil]

wow interesting video. I would never expect this process to be so difficult.. kudos to you sir!

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you

[@TrevsOutbackandGoldAdventures]

By the way ,great video,process clearly explained in layman's terms.Thumbs up!..Trev.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Trev's Bush and Gold Adventures Thank you Buddy...

[@mrgearheadfromhell]

Probably the most informative video I have seen on his subject, Still seems like a lot to do for a little gold. At the end of the video the gold still has to go into a smelter that also requires a lot of special handling and in itself can also be quite dangerous.

[@MiketheScrapper]

That is true. My fellow scrappers have been wanting to see a complete video. I have never seen one on KZbin. so I created this one.

[@ikennaihevueme1953]

U have nice video think I will try it. Am into scrap business, phone and computer boards, aluminium and copper based in Ghana, Africa. Ppl from Europe and Asia buy our gold plated boards.

[@JH-we1vg]

Hey Mike I didnt go thru your comments to see if anyone mentioned this too you yet but from my understanding of the process is that the mixture you are using can be used again, that green color in the mix is copper and to remove it from the acid you created you simply put stainless steel in it like a butter knife and within 24 hours most of the copper would leech out and attach itself to the knife, then you simply remove the knife and wash it and you will have powdered copper you can keep and add to the collection for extra money and as an added bonus you dont need to spend as much money on the Hydrogen Peroxide and Muriatic Acid because you are recycling the acid as well!! if you knew this already then sorry I wasted your time but I hope I put a little extra money in your pocket! you rule man! keep up the good work because I have learned alot from you good sir

[@Thatguyyoumettoday]

This was really fascinating

[@dag247932]

amazing video for all the work you put into this you should most deff have more views! Great work on the video!

[@Krogoth04]

Applied chemistry is always neat.

[@mattm9136]

Does this work for the gold plated pins and any other gold that is in electronics?

[@SkookumChoocher]

Your videos are very interesting, thanks for sharing them. Could you please make a video where you'd describe the chemistry in the whole process and the purpose of all the steps (for example, I wonder what exactly you are doing with the fingers at first, i. e. what exactly causes the gold plating to fall off the fingers)? And also another question - how do you dispose of the byproduct chemicals (what's left when you're done with the gold recovery)? Thanks.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you...I try to cover all my bases. its not just about scrapping. it about making money and staying safe...

[@advillaner]

Holy smokes that was a great video. Good job.

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you...People are weary to see half done video's on KZbin. I know I am...So they might think this is one of those...But they will come around.

[@BillKville]

Mike, good job. Remember there is usually at least on finger board in a tower with a gold edge, in addition to the memory.

[@fareednooralla80]

Dear Mr. Mike, You are the best , thanks

[@robwentz6972]

Awesome video Mike..I also do old cell phones, it all adds up..Thanks

[@incrysis9010]

Hi, Great video. I was trying to find the follow on video for what you did with the discarded Ram Chips after you removed the gold fingers. Has this been posted yet?

[@jessenorris1672]

Awesome work Mike clearly the best video on the net to date keep up the good work. p.s could you do a batch of logic boards say 100 of them?

[@MRSketch09]

Thanks for sharing the video. It was definitely an interesting journey.

[@ActionHero29]

Great video Mike, good job.

[@faikhawrami]

I am from Iraq- Kurdistan..........thanks for your efforts.you are a nice man

[@charlesphile9232]

Scrapping finger boards is a great video, Do you have a video similar to this one for cpu's? I have quite a few I would like to process and am curious if it is the same procedure or different.

[@XtremeChiliPepper]

Very well made video ... now going to sell my very large box of boards!!

[@MiketheScrapper]

People out there willing to pay for them.

[@rapskallion]

Oh, also: Excellent quality production.

[@JC-jw2kw]

For the time and effort involved it cannot be worth while but i see your point at the end. The more boards the better obviously. VERY good video though!

[@MRFIREMOUTH]

Thanks for the quick reply. So I will have to acid wash all gold colored parts? I just turned in 200lbs of telecom style boards for scrap. I am now going to get more detailed and try to extract the metals. I would like to know if there is a meter that would identify the metals?

[@frugalprepper]

Your Cool! I don't think I will do this, but I may start collecting all the old computer board stuff and storing it somewhere

[@migueltavares2369]

Great production!

[@MiketheScrapper]

Thank you

[@larryfoxfuturist]

Nice video, good information about the ram boards. I will be looking for the video about the ram boards without the gold fingers. I am curious to learn how much gold will be in the entire ram board. Some experts say that you can not 2/3's of the gold in a ram chips. Keep up the good work, Hollywood may call you. It is possible.

[@aviranlevi8280]

Hello Mike and training video is really great just a little question what sizes of spoons Thank you very much.