Re: FA: Rare stash of classic Apple Computer collectibles

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labelas@hotmail.com (Labelas Enoreth) wrote:

>Although, if you look, at the bottom it states "Hint: The reserve price is
>your original cost of ONE fully loaded Apple IIe!" which makes me think
>that the actual reserve price is well above 99$...I don't remember the
>exact price of a fully-loaded Apple IIe, but I'm sure at least one of you
>will... although...fully-loaded is such an easily-interpreted word when
>one can consider an Apple IIe with stuff like laser printers...although
>I'm guessing he simply means the usual high-end kit of IIe+1Mb
>RAM+2x5.25+AppleColor RGB+ImageWriter...etc...

Superdrive controllers are rare enough that they go
for $120 on the average.  They are equally sought
out by collectors and users alike.  Have one of
these cards and a superdrive on a IIe and the price
automatically jumps beyond $99.

Other possibilities:  Apple High Speed SCSI card.
Often goes for $60 to $70 (about half the original
value of the card).

ZipChip IIe/IIc 8Mhz, a pretty rare accelerator that
averages what, $80 (up to $100 or so)?

The IIe units are not worth $99, but what is in them,
the rare (to collectors) and flashy (to power user)
items are.