Re: Rarity and Pricing

[Roy and/or Janet Miller <millers@inetnebr.com>]

I own and work with (at times) a ///. It has an external Disk ///, Monitor
/// of course (sometimes I hook up a IIGS monitor for color), a ProFile HD
and (at the moment) an Imagewriter I printer. I have a few programs for it,
including ///EZ Pieces (which was ported to the II as AppleWorks), but
little documentation.

Roy

scraft@nothinbut.net wrote:

> I had an Apple ///+ once, I picked it up around 1993/4 for $7.  I got
> really into it with (the precursor to AppleWorks but I forget the name
> now) and the ][+ emulation and had some good On /// stuff from the
> Washington Apple Pi group.  I even opened up support for it at my local
> Apple user's group.  But I could not ever find another person with one,
> so I just supported myself.  :)
>
> I had to get rid of the ///+ (I think I "sold" it for the price of
> shipping 3 years ago), but still have some On /// magazine text around
> somewhere.  If you are one of the 10,000 who still own/use one, let me
> know maybe I can snailmail you some photocopies.
>
> In article <fl8U5.13309$l95.680238@nntp1.onemain.com>,
>   Randy Shackelford <shack@onyx.southwind.net> wrote:
>
> > Apple III pluses are the rarest of this bunch. It was in production
> for like
> > six months, and 10000 give or take were made. It was more like 100000
> for the
> > original III. Supposedly there were 50000 signature edition IIgses so
> that
> > makes them more rare than IIIs. I have a pair of original ][s with
> serial
>
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