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It would be a very good idea to make sure you have your collection nicely filled out before you do this. After the media tags 40 sec report to the end of a few news broadcasts Apple IIs really will cost $400. ;) ;) Maybe you'll be able to buy a house with an Altair. A while back I bought a spare CompuPro from a guy who collected computers as a curiosity. He was getting rid of the machine because it didn't fit in with the rest of the collection (wasn't an all-in-one micro). He didn't use the machines - just displayed them. It scares me that there are people who collect computers for looks and scares me more that they might find out that these things are "hot collectibles". :) The guy did have a really nice display though - hand-built wood shelving with various risers and built-in lights cartridge/disk/manual racks, etc. When exactly did it become cool to be a computer geek? Wasn't there a time when people posessing large numbers of computers were ridiculed in public? Bill ---------------------------------------------------- Bill Whitson - Classic Computers ListOp bill(a)booster.u.washinton.edu or bcw(a)u.washington.edu http://weber.u.washington.edu/~bcw On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Sam Ismail wrote: <snip,snip>