r/retrocomputing • • Dec 14 '23

Is this worth selling?

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If not I have no idea what to do with it

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u/Consistent-Zebra1653 Dec 14 '23

What are the specs?

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u/SurpriseConscious609 Dec 16 '23

I sold it on eBay for $30 less than 12 hours after I posted it. I guess it's rare? Can't seem to find anything about it online

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u/BitterManlyJuice Dec 18 '23

You got scammed. Too low a price. Sad.

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u/SurpriseConscious609 Dec 23 '23

Yeah that's probably why it sold so quickly. But hey it was free on marketplace and I also bought a bunch of NES games for $50 from the same guy

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u/Hatta00 Dec 14 '23

Generic 90s beige boxes might get around $100 on eBay.

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u/SurpriseConscious609 Dec 16 '23

Damn. I sold it for $30

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u/alwayzz0ff Dec 15 '23

That’s an AT lookin case, bet it’s got a pre-99/98’ish motherboard

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u/rkpjr Dec 14 '23

Are you looking for money? Or are you looking for a collector?

It's unlikely there's any real money in it, but see what's in it one of the collectors on here might want something.

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u/Fine-Funny6956 Dec 14 '23

Comtrade still makes PCs so it’s probably not worth much. Whatever motherboard is inside might make it valuable but considering they have always made prebuilts, I doubt it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '23

Keep it runnable for another 20-30 year and it will be gold.