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2 hours ago, guitarzombie said:

Its Nov of 87 but they're not the same because not only is the main PCB a 60 pin PCB, but also printed on the chip is HVC (for famicom) not NES.  When you get it i'd like to see more pics because from those pictures I saw, the label just doesn't look right to me.

Where on the chip do you see hvc?

28 minutes ago, guitarzombie said:

Security Screws, Orange Dots, No number printed on back label

So what are the dates here? The chips appear to be identical to the one I posted right? And the back label also looks consistent with the one I posted

6 minutes ago, Code Monkey said:

I'm more curious why you didn't just save the eBay photo to your phone instead of taking a photo of a photo. It's like watching a live stream of another television, it just seems bizarre.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/393038822843

3 minutes ago, Code Monkey said:

I'm more curious why you didn't just save the eBay photo to your phone instead of taking a photo of a photo. It's like watching a live stream of another television, it just seems bizarre.

eBay doesn’t have the save photo option or I definitely would have.

9 minutes ago, guitarzombie said:

I dunno the more and more I look at it, the labels look fake.  Who was the seller?

Viches65

29 minutes ago, 0xDEAFC0DE said:

702 = 10/13/1987... I think
7N̄9 = 11/10/1987... I think

These are the weird date codes that I'm not entirely sure on the encoding, but I think it's roughly YMD.

Y is the last digit of the year
M is the month where 1-9 are Jan-Sep, O is Oct, N is Nov, and D is Dec
D is the day but encoded weirdly (I'm not confident with if I'm exactly right). Take the digit D and add one to get the ones digit for the date. The tens digit is 0 if there's a bar over the month, 1 if there's no bar, or 2 if there's a bar under then month. If D is 9 the tens digit is incremented, so 9 with a bar under the month would be 30. I have no clue how 31 would be encoded.

I checked this with bootgod and they mostly match up with their conversion, but I found some chips for 1988 that are a bit off (only the day is wrong, the month and year are accurate).

So does this make the chips period correct for this variant? 

1 hour ago, Code Monkey said:

Did you take screenshots of a photo?

Sorry, I bought this on eBay and I don’t have it yet. It just piqued my curiosity, I’ll get better photos when I have it in hand. 

Ok so here is a tough one. I found this MTPO from someone who claims to have had it since a kid. It’s 5 screw, but has a famicom adapter. Lots of controversy about this, help me clear it up! Thanks