Yes there’s gold in them, but much of the worth in their interiors is from rare earth minerals much more valuable than gold.
If you just crack one open expecting a fat gold nugget you’ll be disappointed! But the value is there, even if ‘full of gold’ is a vast oversimplification.
Why is this article spreading misinformation? Flock cameras most certainly are full of gold.
So that’s just not true.
Yes there’s gold in them, but much of the worth in their interiors is from rare earth minerals much more valuable than gold.
If you just crack one open expecting a fat gold nugget you’ll be disappointed! But the value is there, even if ‘full of gold’ is a vast oversimplification.
Whoosh!
Yes. Whoosh.
That’s my line I think.
the incredibly rare double woosh in the wild.
Nah they also have 64gb of DDR5. I know because a friend of mine made $3000 from just one camera!
Oh shit, did I strip a bunch of ddr5 for precious metals? I feel like such a chump.
Of all the usernames you could’ve picked, that is certain one of them
Thanks! There was a countdown and everything.
No there’s just big chunks of gold rattling around in there I opened one and checked.
I just love the way that Flock Cameras wrap all their internal cables with purest saffron.
Nope, it’s a huge arse nugget. Not only that it’s a specimen in quartz, tripling its value.
Massive nugget. Size of the Welcome Stranger