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Re: S/N 227 + Redbook
- Subject: Re: S/N 227 + Redbook
- From: "Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com>
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 01:09:48 -0800
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Lenny wrote:
Hey gang I own Apple II s/n 227 and an original Redbook and some other
original stuff including an Orange Amdek monitor, a Apple Soft ROM card,
a 16K RAM card, a set of joysticks and other stuff. What's it worth?
If the II is in good condition (it sounds like it is) it might bring
$200-$400+ on eBay (depending on the rabidity of the bidders that week).
Similarly, a Red book in good condition can be expected to bring $50-
$100.
The monitor is sort of a wash, since shipping will usually cost as much
or more than what a bidder will bid, and there is some justifiable fear
of damage in shipping. Local sales are much better for monitors.
The Applesoft ROM card is about $10-$30 (Integer would be more), the
16K card is $10-$20, and the joysticks are $10-$20 depending on the
manufacturer and condition.
In a lot, the price would be determined by the Apple II, with about
a $50-$100 bonus for the Red book and the rest.
Separately, you'd get a little more, but have to deal with a half dozen
bidders, separate packing and shipping, etc.
-michael
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