Title: 20th Aniversary Mac Post by: onwig on October 18, 2005, 02:11:32 pm Ok, I have got chance to bid for a 20th anniversary mac, its through a sealed bid auction, which means i put a price down, and won't hear if i am succesful for a couple of days.
I know the history behind them that there was only 12,000 made, and cost $10,000 originally, and aparently when you bought one a limo driver delivered it and someone installed it for you. So, question is... how much should i bid?, or if you know how much generally/recentley they might have been sold for. Title: Re: 20th Aniversary Mac Post by: Ethion on October 18, 2005, 03:05:14 pm geez.. I thought we had a laborated discussion about this :)
I even showed you an ebay example :) But I understand why you put this thread up anyway. I'd say go for it, it's a orginial and can be costly in the future. Although if you find a mac that is older, it might be better in intrest. Title: Re: 20th Aniversary Mac Post by: onwig on October 18, 2005, 03:13:50 pm yeah, and thx for the previous information ethion :), but this question was... if you were in my position how much would you put the bid in for?, 100?, 200?,
Title: Re: 20th Aniversary Mac Post by: Ethion on October 18, 2005, 03:28:28 pm Depends where they start from, and how much they are giving for. And if we are talking pounds, I'd go for £150-200 at top. But probably more at the £150 limit. Seems fair for me, depending how much you want one. I got an old Mac Color Classic which didn't sell that many units in Sweden. So it's rair, and I got anther Mac Classic with two disc-slots ::applause::
Title: Re: 20th Aniversary Mac Post by: Civrock on October 18, 2005, 03:30:42 pm Definitely more, it's a limited collector's item and a significant part of Apple's history. You wouldn't really use it, because it's slow as hell compared to recent Macs, but it's the "I have a 20th Anniversary Mac"-feeling. ;) And maybe some day you could sell it for even more than what you bought it for.
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