Oh wow I used to do the same, I totally forgot I still have these. I'd have to go through them one day and see if they still work. This is probably one of my first:
2002, pretty crazy. I totally remember that, a lot of the stuff was burned before even testing it, and turned out to be fake. Those were the days where you might spend days downloading something over dialup only to find out it's a fake, and does not work. I do remember getting Autocad 2000 over dialup, I have a separate CD for that. Back then programs were not quite as bloated though, they were always under 600MB. Windows 98 was like 300MB installed. Not sure why everything has to use so much space now days, to basically do the same thing.
And while I was digging in this box, anyone remember Word Perfect? That's an actual legit copy too:
I think it came with our first computer, back when they'd actually give you the CDs so you can reinstall if you have to.
Have lot of other goodies in here, like some super crappy quality burned copies of Star Wars, before HD was even a thing.
Funny thing is, despite how ridiculously old this stuff is, it's probably still illegal. Well I'm in Canada so don't really have to worry about a FBI raid, otherwise I would not be posting these.
A lot of my burned CDs are actually just stuff I downloaded legally like free utilities though and archived work.
Now days I just keep everything on spinning disks in my raid arrays, so I never burn stuff any more. I still have some floppies somewhere too. Used to use those mostly for school work.