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Re: ebay prices
Hi,
The Woz was signing Apple IIe/thru to Macs for the school he was teaching
at. This was to purchase new computers for the school. These I believe were
just the CPUs and the starting bid was $300.00 on Ebay. Did not look to see
what the went for in the end.
I did see on EBay an Apple II or II+ with what they called Gold Ram Chips.
The Picture showed all the ram with looked like gold or brass metal covering
the outer edged of each ram chip. That went for over $330.00.
Luckly My old Franklin has those same Chips. May be I should move them
into my II+ :)
Take Care
Geo
Cturley2 wrote:
> I had to check out the Woz IIgs system that is
> up for bid on eBay to see what was so special
> about it to fetch such high bids.
>
> I'd say it's the style and design of the page layout
> as it is presented very well and the minimum bid
> for it is above the current high bid also. So, it
> still hasn't even reached the minimum bid level
> yet!
>
> I have an REAL Woz autographed IIgs (ROM 01) -
> that Woz signed during my first meeting with him
> in person back in 1996.
>
> See the top cover signed by Woz (front and side)
>
> http://www.apple2.org.za/gswv/USA2WUG/FOUNDING.MEMBERS/HOME.PAGES/STEVE.W/
> 1WSW.IIGS.SBW.FRONT.gif
>
> and
>
> http://www.apple2.org.za/gswv/USA2WUG/FOUNDING.MEMBERS/HOME.PAGES/STEVE.W/
> 1WSW.IIGS.SBW.SIDE.gif
>
> I'd never sell it but, I wonder how much such an item
> would fetch if put up for bid on eBay???
>
> Cheers,
> Tom