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  Ah, yes. Sorry, I only saw the first picture. I didn't see there was a second picture to scroll to. Definitely my bad for missing there were additional photos...
context: It's a Cherry G81 which means it uses Cherry MY switches. These are pretty bad.
  BUT the saving grace here are the keycaps. They're compatible with MX switches and they're vintage Cherry dyesub PBT keycaps. These are regarded as some of the best keycaps ever made for MX switches. Just because of those, this is a fantastic find and just the keycaps themselves regularly sell for over 100 euro. They're in great condition too. >
  
  Amazing, so it's best to sell the keycaps or build something with them if i want, but i need a new board and new switches, thanks for the advice. >
  
  
  but i need a new board and new switches
  
  you do if you want it to not feel like ass - but if you dont know what a good keyboard feels like you might not hate it that much.
  of course this is speculatory as ive never had the displeasure of trying MY ive just listened to chyrosran rant about them 50 times and got the message that they suck. >
  
  I'm gonna try it like this just to see, I'm not an expert but i'm curious about it. >
  
  Holy grail of keycaps, 7th circle of hell switches LOL! Awesome find though OP! >
  
  damn, OG gmk muted >
  
  yes >
  
  Those keycaps seems to be in excellent condition ! >
  
  Well... It's a keyboard anyway... And it works apparently so... It must have been worth it, maybe? >
  
  Honestly, looks like it might just be rubber dome to me, but if you take a keycap off, you will know.
  EDIT: Sorry, I didn't see there was more than just the first photo, and it looked like a lot of the older Dell-style keyboards that look like mechanicals but are just rubber-dome.
  However, if I would have saw the second picture, I'd of course known it was a Cherry mechanical. :P >
  
  The info sticker on the back tells you all you need to know.
  It's a G81-3000 SAB, so it uses Cherry MY and also has PBT dye-sublimed keycaps.