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There are no places that will pay you for old electronics by weight. The components inside the electronics are practically worthless. The only part inside of any electronic that is worth anything is on the circuit boards or motherboards, and the only parts that are worth anything on those are the gold plated connectors. There are companies that will take electronics and melt them down and burn away anything that isnt the gold. Mind you that the amount gold in electronics is very very little. You wont get much if anything for the gold inside one electronic device. The companies that do harvest the gold in this manor get the electronics from recycling. Which means they dont really pay people for their old stuff.
No they do not!
There are many sites where someone can look to find information pertaining to gold recovery. Websites such as, gold refining systems, and gold fever prospecting, have information pertaining to gold recovery.
Due to the demand for gold, both for it's monetary value, and it's use in manufacturing (electronics). When coupled with the drop in the worth of the dollar, the price of gold increases.
Because gold is cool
gold is used in things such as rings, masks, jewels.... It is used in the electronics indestry.
The Ancient Hebrews traded silver, gold, and land. But electronics weren't invented until the 19th Century.
This term is often used with electronics and engineering. By definition, the recovery time of a sensor is the time a sensor takes to return to a baseline value after an event.
Everybody can use gold, but it can be found in computers and most electronics, in jewelry, and artwork.
Most. Copper, zinc, tin, silver and gold are found in small amounts in most electronics.
Gold is mined for various reasons. It has been highly valued for centuries due to its rarity, beauty, and resistance to corrosion. Gold is also used in jewelry, coins, electronics, and dentistry. Additionally, gold mining contributes to economic growth by creating jobs and generating revenue for governments.
If the coin is actually made from gold, it will be worth whatever the gold content is worth. If it is a coin of gold appearance, it will maybe be worth whatever you paid for it.