Re: Packing list for original Apple II?

["Mr. S." <ernestls@attbi.NOSPAM.com>]

"Bryan Villados" <news002@macgeek.org> wrote in message
news:3c9c3c4d$1_9@news.teranews.com...

> I think it's really more of a collectors item than for practical use.
> Collectors like it because it contains hand-written notes and schematics by
> Steve Wozniak, which gives it some historical value. Virtually anything
> written by hand by Woz or Jobs is worth quite a bit of money. I remember
> someone was selling a cancelled check, signed by Steve Jobs, for about $50.
> I think the red book in fine condition is really worth the $100.

The notes may have been hand written originally but the book is just a
photocopy
of those original notes. It isn't as if Woz personally signed every Red Book.
The
book is rare, and that alone makes it interesting but it's only a photocopy
of
notes that Woz wrote. Is a photocopy of a check signed by Steve Jobs worth
$50.00? Maybe to some people.

E.