Wow.. I didn't realize I'd created such a firestorm here because I couldn't sell somethings and had to get on with my life.
As for those items, yes, I did have them, and I did list them individually, and in bulks of 5. Not to try to maximize profits, but to try to actually make something usefully available for someone trying to find specific parts. I didn't think a grab bag or box of unknowns would be meaningful to anyone.
I was in no hurry to sell them, and I would have happily listed them forever, until sold, but eBay wanted to charge me $1.00 for each listing, for every 30 days. That made no sense to me, so I took them down and I needed to move on. I just tossed what I thought must have had little value anymore.
Every single chip I tossed can be replicated on a single CPLD or FPGA all at the same time, in one package, wired anyway I want to without even lifting a finger to wire it.. discrete 7400 series and cmos 4000 series don't seem useful anymore, except to anyone repairing old stuff I guess. So perhaps thats the value I attached to them. I've been working with 7400 and CMOS 4000 series chips since I was 12, and these days I have made the leap to micro's for control, CPLDs for glue, FPGAs for high-speed processing.
That picture in the OP's post just reminded me of what I used to have, so I posted a comment. Note that I have been carrying those items for many 10's of years already, across 3 countries and several homes. I'm not getting any younger, and I needed to clean up my household.
I still have more old items here. When I find something interesting, I'll be sure to post in the buy/sell section here to see if anyone is interested.
Cheers!