Ok - got another one for all you techie fans out there - it's an unopened pack of 10 3.5" Floppies from BASF. And they are double sided so you could save.....drum roll please....a whopping 2.88 MB. On each floppy! Back then that was amazing - now that's your grocery list. Or a word document. But I grew up when these were used everywhere - but they were on their way out. Writable discs were coming in as well as flash drives. Which quickly made these obsolete. I remember when Apple released one of their new computers and it did not have a floppy drive - only CD/DVD and flash drive inserts. People freaked out at first - they couldn't understand how a computer couldn't have a 3.5 floppy drive.
Just to ramble a bit more - when I was in college one of the classes I took was PC hardware and Operating Systems. I remember for the final our professor gave us a box of parts and told us to build a computer and install Windows on it. And the install of Windows was literally a stack of like 20 3.5 disks. You would run one - then it would stop and prompt you to insert the next disk. And so on. Took forever.
Anyway - these are fun, thought someone might like them for a collection. It's an unopened box of 10 BASF Double Density 3.5" floppy disks. It's in good shape - some wear and tear from age and the box isn't perfectly crisp anymore. But it's sealed - never been opened. Heck - might even be fun to use them as coasters for a party. That would actually be really cool. Or just mount them in a collection.
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