Circuit Boards
Recycling
Circuit board recycling recovers precious metals — gold, silver, palladium, platinum, and copper — from printed circuit boards (PCBs), motherboards, and electronic components. A ton of circuit boards contains more gold than a ton of gold ore.
What We Accept
All items processed through certified facilities with full documentation.
Get a Quote arrow_forwardRecycling Process
Grading
Boards graded: high-grade (telecom, server, military), mid-grade (desktop, laptop), low-grade (power supplies, consumer electronics). Price varies significantly by grade.
Shredding
Boards shredded to liberate components and increase surface area for processing.
Refining
Precious metals extracted through smelting and chemical refining at licensed precious metal refiners. Gold, silver, palladium, platinum, and copper recovered.
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Circuit Boards Questions
Common questions about circuit boards recycling.
Back to Electronics arrow_forwardHigh-grade boards (servers, telecom) contain 5-15+ grams of gold per ton. Consumer-grade boards contain 1-5 grams per ton. The gold is in connectors, IC pins, and plating. At $2,000+/oz, even small concentrations have value.
High-grade boards (servers, telecom, military) have more gold, silver, and palladium content. Low-grade boards (power supplies, consumer electronics) have less precious metal but still have copper value. We pay based on grade.
Yes. CPUs (especially older ceramic processors) and RAM modules have high precious metal content and are priced accordingly.
For commercial quantities (50+ lbs), we provide free pickup. Smaller quantities can be shipped or dropped off.
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