Re: How much for a GS?

[schmidtd <schmidtd@my-deja.com>]

On Nov 6, 1:40 pm, ladyp <phoeniz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> $10 - $30 for a basic.  with or without the monitor?

Without.  Monitors are very much dominated by shipping costs.  The
IIgs RGB monitor can fetch high prices at times, though - once in a
while, a couple of buyers get a wild hair and absolutely, positively
need to have a bidding war over one.

> What's a loaded GS worth.  SCSI card, 4 meg RAM, upgraded Transwarp ,
> some kind of hard drive in each.  Focus in one, CF card in another.  I
> also have a video overlay, but not sure how to use it.  Also have a
> Sonic blaster.  Also have some monitors.  I bought a couple of CDs and
> have a CD drive.
>
> Have some ZIP SCSI drives and loads of disks.

That depends.  I've seen loaded systems that are demonstrably working
fetch pretty good prices.  If you demonstrate that it's a whole turn-
key package, that's a plus.  If not, it's probably more advantageous
to part it out.  Those said wild hairs happen over accelerators from
time to time, too.  But it's not a sure thing - like all retroware,
it's all down to the whims of the buyers that particular week.