Greg Troutman wrote:
> > I don't think he's done much research though as I've seen prices on the
> > auctions way more than some of his listings and some way under. A C=64 at
> > $20 is what they normally go for and I've seen $150 and more for one. Yes,
> > the condition, rarity ann accessories is a consideration. I don't see
> > anyone paying up to $15000 for a 1977 Apple computer of any model.
>
> A guy I know claims that an Apple I went for $25,000 at Christey's or
> some such place. Does anyone know if there's truth to that? Sounds
> pretty absurd to me, but I just don't know.
Where are these people when you have stuff to sell at $25 and they are willing
to pay $25000 for the same thing? No instead you get the ones that tell you what
a junkpile they are and try to knock you down to $5.....I can see the thrift
stores having prices like this since everything they have is donated and they
neither test anything, know what it even is, nor want it around very
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