I paid about $350 for a working 128k with original external drive and original manuals and all disks, all in very good condition.
I watched these sell on eBay off and on for about six months before buying. IMHO, the only auctions worth more than $400 are the ones that have all the original Picasso packaging in good to very good condition. They are, of course, extremely rare, and can go quite high.
I am a nostalgia buyer, not really a collector, but I suppose I could evolve into one. For me it is the experience of using the machine to write that I want to recapture (or is it my youth?!), so I don't really care about the packaging or the cassette.
I'm new to the list, so greetings to all,
Eric Rasmussen
On Mar 5, 2004, at 9:17 AM, Stuart Bell wrote:
On 5 Mar 2004, at 12:56, George Parada wrote:
Hi,
Can anybody tell me value of Mac 128 with broken disk drive but working original external 400k drive ? I have to thin out my collection due to space constraints.
IMHO highly dependent on case condition.
If nice, with no other accessories apart from kbd and mouse, I'd guess round $150.
If truly lovely, perhaps to $200. It's the box and s/w and manuals that adds value, it seems.
Must be non-upgraded, of course.
All IMHO.
Stuart
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