Gold Recycle from scrap components electronics. connectors Electronic circuit Boards computer parts.

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[xlolxful]

I hope my computer keeps working after doing this

[challyho]

Takes 24 hours removing the gold from board takes the gold to cash converters and gets enough for a four pack job well done

[Chungalin]

In all these gold scrapping videos, nobody talks about what they do with all the remaining materials and acids once the gold is recovered. Gold is 0.0001% of e-waste, but it’s the only thing that everybody worries to recover. I’m worried about what happens with all the rest.

[ashujchwd]

What’s wrong with people in the comments? Recycling is a very good thing, no matter how less it costs.

[alzack]

Just want to let you guys know that you'll have more loss if you want to turn this into business.

[dannymuro]

You strip the gold off the metal using a bath of cyonide sorry if I spelled it wrong. Then it leaves the gold as a mud like consistency. After you need a furnace to burn the gold .your supposed to add a salt like material idk what's it's called but during the burning process it turns the gold into a glass rock as well as turning the gold solid. Get a hammer break the glass off and you'll end up with a solid gold nuggett. Take some samples of the gold to test it's purity. Boom you got gold.

[ionitaalexandru]

You have abut one dollar there.good job

[mbahgonogalauchanel]

Woooo amazing.. to sherring video gold... Verry goood nicee...!! Best wishes make family at home and greetings my fraind Mr mbh Gono galauuu cnel form Indonesia ( negara) hopefelly always suceess and keep forward...!!

[GimmeMonie]

These are not pure gold, they're gold plated. So that's not really that amount of gold you think it is.

[Oye_kriishnaa]

Get a board collect gold from it, and this gold is enough for purchase another board and repeat the process... Congrats you have created an endless loop

[supercoolpramanik]

Fun fact.. this Tokyo Olympic all gold medal's gold were extracted from these type of discarded electronics components .

[garysaran]

All these parts are gold plated stuff. After all the complicated and hard work, you might get $10 worth gold out of it. Good luck.

[evilapple]

It is plated with a thin layer of gold. The bulk of that is still copper. You will need to melt it down and separate gold from the rest of the connector.

[ericswain]

The Gold is in what this video brings in ! It's all about time, the volume of free scrap, and the efficiency of processing. I got better thing to do on my weekends.

[jessstuart]

Gold plating on connectors is typically less than 0.0015 cm thick.

[noahboat]

I have so many gold-riddled computer parts, gold and silver. Gotta love em

[NiteshBarnwal]

When I extracted from all my dead electronics item, it came out as copper🤣

[Schlumpfblau]

mega lol. µm gold-plated - melting down costs more than what it's worth

[planesx]

A buddy of mine found about 50+(I forget exactly how many.) old motherboards. These were big server boards from a local company stupid enough to put them at the garbage bay. They were actually throwing them out. About 3 feet by 2.5 feet. I did my research and found an actual place that did the gold stripping process. Had to weed through the places that offered me $5 a board though. I drove up to the recycling plant about an hour away and met the guy I talked to on the phone. We stacked and counted them up on the dock and he came down with a check for about 1500.00. This was when gold was going for about 1500. So I gather they got more than an ounce out of them. Split the proceeds with my buddy. Pretty nice work for about 4 hours of time. My advice is to save up all those shaving until you get about a pound and see how much an actual gold recovery plant will give you for them. Then ship them. Lot easier than the risks with doing it yourself.

[maureenhopeferrer-tupino]

This video is real . But you need to hardwork . . . And alot of elements you use to seperate the real gold .