Quote from: Catenaccio on Today at 11:25:30 AM

Quote from: KiaKia on Today at 11:09:06 AM

In those days when we used to discuss technology, he mined Bitcoin (BTC) in an old pool. He referred to his mining rig as the "7970." However, since the value of Bitcoin wasn't very high at the time, he just left it in an old wallet.

A few days ago, he called my mom, saying he needed to speak to me. I later got in touch with him, and he asked me how to import his BTC private key. He said, "Do you remember that I mined Bitcoin with the 7970?" I replied yes, and he mentioned he didn't know how to import the key.

It can be this graphic card.
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-hd-7970.c296

The time of its launch is quite fit with your uncle's early mining activity.

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The Radeon HD 7970 was a high-end graphics card by AMD, launched on December 22nd, 2011

If he can mine bitcoin, I think he is technical enough to search on how to import Bitcoin private key, and do it by himself.

He can try with this guide.
Importing your private keys into Electrum.

Depends on script types, he has to use either one of three formats.
p2pkh:privatekey for address starts with 1
p2wpkh-p2sh:privatekey for address starts with 3
p2wpkh:privatekey for address starts with bc1

Because it is in 2011, the first format can be used as there was no 3 and bc1 address types in 2011.

A lot has changed since 2011 till now in wallets. OP has already helped him out and that was why the man called his nephew the OP. This is another motivation for people to invest in bitcoin and hodli for long. You don't know what that your little $5,$10 and so on will accumulate to in future. It might be what will be your back bone when all hope is lost. Start investing in bitcoin, if you haven't.