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i have an early 1980's old vintage macintosh with a printer that i want to have valued. can someone point me in the right direction and how to contact someone at Apple. thanks
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The first Macintosh was released in 1984; the Macintosh 512K was released later the same year and the Macintosh Plus was released in 1986. You can find more information on all of those models on Wikipedia. You can get a very good idea of the value by going to the Ebay site and searching for those models there, especially if you restrict the search to completed sales (see the column at the left side of the Ebay screen).
They have surprisingly (at least to me) little value with many around $100.
Some early Macs carry significant more value, especially if working. SE/30s are very collectable, I sold two last year - not working - but two people were willing to bid aggressively for them.
i have an early 1980's old vintage macintosh with a printer that i want to have valued. can someone point me in the right direction and how to contact someone at Apple. thanks
