30 Jun
1998
30 Jun
'98
7:51 a.m.
For sure up until the SE-30, I'm not positive about the Classic and ClassicII.
Minor trivia, the original Mac Portable also has the designers names stamped
in the case.
As far as worth, well i've seen them on ebay go anywhere from $75 to over $200
depending on what ancillary stuff it had (orig docs, packaging, etc). That said,
they are relatively easily available for <$20 (I just picked up two for $15 just an
hour ago).
As was stated earlier, an items worth is determined by how much one is willing
to pay to acquire it.
George
Max Eskin wrote:Aren't the signatures cut into the
molds on all or most of
these machines? I've seen it alot and never thought differently.
I would say no more than $10 unless the buyer has
no idea what he's
getting.
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One word: rubbish. i have a mac with the same
model number. the mac+
had that
signed case and i think all earlier models did
too. as its been said
before,
its only worth as much as someone wants to pay for
it.
david
In a message dated 98-06-30 10:28:47 EDT, you write:
<< >> A friend recently told me that the Macintosh I own (Model M0001
with the
>> autographs inside the case) is worth
money as a collectable. Can
you tell
>> me if this is true and if so where I
might get information on
selling it.
> Thank
you for your help.
>>