Lots of Old Apple Stuff

Apple II

Hey Everyone,

I have found a bunch of old mac stuff lying around and I'm looking to sell it. I tested everything to see what worked and it is all in good condition. I also looked around via google and found approximate pricing for each item. My question for you all is, what items that I own are rare and do you agree with my listed pricing? Please be honest and share what knowledge you have. I am no expert on these items but I did do some research.

Here is the list of what I have:

Hardware:

• 1986 Apple IIe Platnium Edition (Model #: A2S2128) ~$75-$150
-1986 AIIE 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 820-0067-D) ~$15-$50
-1978 Disk II Interface Card (5.25” Drive Card) (Model #: 820-0006-D) ~$20
-1987 Workstation Card (I/O Card) (Model #: 820-0204-B) ~$30?

• 1982 Apple IIe Enhanced Edition (Model #: A2S2064) ~$45-$150
-1981 AIIE 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 820-0067-B) ~$20
-1978 Disk II Interface Card (5.25” Drive Card) (Model #: 820-0006-D) ~$20
-Missing “Enhanced Button Cover”:mad:

• 1982 Apple IIe Enhanced Edition (Model #: A2S2064) ~$45-$150
-1981 I/O Controller Card (5.25” Drive Card) (Model #: 655-0101-D) ~$20
-1985 IIe 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 820-0067-C/ 607-0103-J) ~$50-$90

• 1982 Apple IIe Enhanced Edition (Model #: A2S2064) ~$45-$150
-1978 Disk II Interface Card (5.25” Drive Card) (Model #: 820-0006-D) ~$20
-1986 AIIE 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 820-0067-D) ~$15-$50
-1990 Sequential Systems, Inc. I/O Card ~$35?

• A2M2010 Monochrome Monitor (Green) ~$10-$340
• Disk II 5.25” Floppy Drive (Model #: A2M0003) ~$25-$50
• Disk II 5.25” Floppy Drive (Model #: A2M0003) ~$25-$50
• Apple 5.25” Drive (Model #: A9M0107) ~$25
• Apple 5.25” Drive (Model #: A9M0107) ~$25
• Disk II 5.25” Bell & Howell Floppy Drive (Model #: A2M0003) ~$25
• Chinon (Model #: FZ-357) 3.5” Floppy Drive ~$5-$15
• 1992 AppleCD 150 Drive (Family #: M3022) ~$?
• Apple Joystick II and IIe and IIc and II+ (In Original Packaging) ~$25
• Apple Joystick II and IIe and IIc and II+ ~$20
• Apple Mouse (Model #: M0100) ~$20
• Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II (Family #: M2706) ~$10
• Global Village Communication Teleport Bronze (Model #: A861) ~$15
• Imagewriter II (Family #: G0010) (Marketing #: C0090LL/A) ~$75

• StyleWriter 1200 (Family #: M2003) ~$200
-Introduced: April 1995
-Terminated: April 1995
-Description: An ink jet printer using QuickDraw, the StyleWriter 1200 could
produce three pages a minute with a DPI of 720 x 360.
-History: The last of the black and white StyleWriters, the StyleWriter 1200 was
in production only a month.

Cards:

• EPSON Interface Card for Local Talk (Model #:C823121) ~$125-$600
• 1981 Super Serial Card II “SSC” (used with printers/modems) ~$30
• 1981 Super Serial Card II “SSC” (used with printers/modems) ~$30
• 1980 Videx Card (for better definition) ~$?
• 1981 Videx Enhancer II ~$?
• 1981 AIIE 80-COL Card (Model #: 820-0066-A) ~$20
• Teac CS-235R 5.25-3.5” Micro FDD ~$10-$40
• 1986 5.25” Drive Controller Card (Model #: 655-0101-D) ~$15-$50
• 1986 5.25” Drive Controller Card (Model #: 655-0101-D) ~$15-$50
• 1986 5.25” Drive Controller Card (Model #: 655-0101-D) ~$15-$50
• 1983 I/O Controller Card (Model #: 655-0101-C) ~$20
• 1981 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 820-0067-B) ~$20
• 1981 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 820-0067-B) ~$20
• 1985 80COL/64K Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 607-0103-J) ~$30
• 1985 Memory Expansion Card (Model #: 670-0024-A) ~$20
• 1978 Analog Card (Model #: 650-0103) ~$?

5.25” Games/Software:

• 1988 Mindscape Educational Software (Apple IIe and IIc and IIgs compatible) ~$
• 1988 Strategic Simulations Inc. Official Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Pool of Radiance (A Forgotten Realms Fantasy Role-Playing Epic, Vol. 1) ~$
• 1984 Vocabulary Challenge (Apple II+ and IIe and IIc) ~$
• 1988 Gold Rush by Sierra (Apple IIe and IIc) ~$
• 1987 Police Quest The Pursuit of the Death Angel by Sierra (Apple IIe and IIc) ~$
• See the U.S.A. “The New Quiz Edition” by Compu-Teach (Apple II+ and IIe and IIc and IIgs compatible) ~$
• 1989 Multiple Choices by Mindscape Inc. (Apple IIe and IIc and IIgs compatible) ~$
• 1987 Paintworks Gold by Activision 3.5” Disk (Free Clip Art Gallery Included) (Apple IIgs compatible) ~$
• The Print Shop Graphics Library
• Print Shop Graphics (20 disks) (Not In Original Casing)~$
• Sensible Speller (Not With Original Packaging)
• Apple II Diskware ProDOS User’s Disk
• Apple II Diskware DOS 3.3 System Master
• Apple II Diskware Apple Presents…Apple (An Introduction to the Apple IIe Computer)
• The Newsroom w/ Manual

Manuals:

• Apple II 5.25 Drive Owner’s Guide (In Original Packaging)
• Apple II ProDOS User’s Manual
• Apple II AppleWorks Tutorial (In Original Packaging)
• Apple II Apple Monochrome Monitor Owner’s Guide (In Original Packaging)
• Apple II A Touch of Applesoft BASIC

Other:

• HRM pH Testing Probe “Experiments in Chemistry” Kit
• Educational Electronics Measurement Module w/ Hand Controllers and Magnetic Field/Temperature Probes and Interface Card for Pumps (Serial Number: EXA 8H 73 89)
• Educational Electronics Measurement Module Apple V1.5 5.25” Disk
• Measurement Module IIe Card
• MF-520 Mounting Kit ~$5-$25
• 3M Head Cleaning Diskette Kit
• 6FT Apple IIe to Imagewriter II DB25 to mini 8 pin din M/M Computer Interface Cable
• Switch Panel Serial DMP (Model #: 970-0601) ~$
• Switch Panel Serial DMP (Model #: 970-0601) ~$
• Switch Panel Serial DMP (Model #: 970-0601) ~$
• Switch Power Serial DMP (Model #: 970-0598) ~$

A few specific questions I have are:

-What prices would you suggest for the Videx Cards I have and the other "~$?" labeled items?
-Why is the EPSON Interface Card for Local Talk (Model #:C823121) listed for such a high price on the web...is it rare?
-At what price should I sell the software and manuals I own?
-For items such as the Apple Monochrome Monitor which have such a broad price range across the net, what price do you think is most reasonable/profitable?

Thanks a ton for any help in advance!!

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Listings...

phantom,

Your best bet would be to go up on eBay and check out Apple II and Mac items for auction. This would give you an idea of the spread between prices for different items.

Happy New Year!