For all of you treasure Hunters gold lovers Old computer chip

@MakeGold 😱😱♻️ 💰👉Motherboards and printed circuit boards - The motherboard in particular is often the best potential source of gold in computers. The edges of most components on the board will have gold contacts and connectors where the wires slide in. You will often find thin layers of gold on the motherboard's surface. Central Processing Units (CPUs) - These are the large square microchip-looking things you'll find on motherboards. They tend to have hundreds of gold-plated pins around their edge and undersurface. If you have a large cache of them, it could be worth a pretty penny. Random Access Memory Chips (RAM) - A part of the circuit board, these little gold mines are installed to increase the operational memory of your computer. They often contain a small but a significant amount of gold-plated pins, and a thin layer of gold on their surfaces. Internal modems, PCI boards, ethernet ports, GPU, and other peripherals like drives - Most computers contain at least one or more of these extra boards. They also often contain large relatively amounts of gold. Like other components, you'll find the gold on connection pins and surface layers.

In the context of old computer chips, some vintage CPUs (Central Processing Units) or other electronic components from early computers can be considered collectibles. People who are into electronic or computer history may be interested in acquiring these items. However, it's important to note that not all old computer chips are valuable, and the market can vary based on factors such as rarity, historical significance, and condition.