The Sweetest Thing!!

[apple2fan]

I got all this stuff for only $90!!! In all Its worth around $600!! The Break Out game is very hard to find, especially in the cassette version!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=015&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=250055773911&rd=1&rd=1

[ahm]

Nice.

The external Hayes Microcoupler really takes me back.
I can still hear the "tink!" it makes when it goes on or off hook.
Makes me a little nostalgic for my old fully-loaded ][+.

Are you able to pick go this up? Or are they shipping it to you?

[apple2fan]

There shipping to me. $65, but a low price to pay considering all the things I got.
I have a micro modem already, but I've never truly tested it. Not even sure how to test It!!:)

[Mike Chambers]

VERY nice! you got a heck of a deal. :p

[Micom 2000]

Don't want to rain on your parade but how did you arrive at the figure of what it is worth. I know I have most of these and better but I would certainly not expect to receive anything close to $600 for them. I have a certain affection for my Apple II+ and it is a cool machine with some special features and a platinum A2-e but I can't see both of them going on E-Pay for much more than $150 even including the drives, duodisk or original.

We, in the vintage market, have to avoid over-inflating the prices of our computers. It could come back to haunt us. OK, Apple 1s at $20,000, Altairs at $6000, Imsais at $3000. I can accept that. But when you get to the common home user computers we have to agree on what is acceptable, not on some E-Pay price which was the result of a good presentation or bidder hysteria.

But enjor it and have fun with getting the beasts to work. Once I have them working, I am, I must admit, a fickle lover.

Lawrence

[chuckcmagee]

Not to worry! The CoCo2s are hanging in there at $5 to $10.