But Wait... There's More!

We're very happy to have received several notable chips from donors and a bit of money to help process them. This has allowed us to tune and greatly improve the de-packaging chemistry and cleaning methods at a local lab, and we've just begun to post the results. The process and turnaround has become so good that we've now de-packaged 19 plastic-encased chips, most of these in just the last two weeks. This is in addition to about 10 ceramic sandwich or metal-capped chips that we've de-packaged with mechanical, not chemical, methods. Hopefully we'll find a bit of time to write about this on our site.
For now, allow us to present:
Our largest chip, the Motorola 68000: 
Our tiniest but most colorful chip, the Nintendo 3193A: 
The three voices of the Commodore 8580 SID: 
The loopy concentric transistors of the RCA 1802: 
And finally, for Valentine's Day, the lovely pink MOS 6522: 

Now, to start de-layering and vectorizing!