Amiga 2000 with GVP 030 accelerator for sale $50 + shipping, or best offer

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Hey there.  This is a hard day for me.  I can't justify hanging onto my Amiga any more.  I've loved Amiga since 1987, but I am down-sizing my possessions. 
As a result, I am selling my Commodore Amiga 2000 with:

• A530 video adapter
• keyboard (newer w/ adapter)
• mouse
• Wico baseball bat-style joystick
• Great Valley Products 68030 accelerator
• functional but small Seagate 157N hard drive (boots from it)
• 2nd floppy drive
• misc. licensed software

Photos available on Ebay link below.  There's a couple hologram stickers on it, but it basically looks like an Amiga 2000

I have kept it safely in a cedar-lined cabinet, away from smoke, dust, and pets, however I do not have the original packaging. 
It is more important that this goes to someone who will enjoy it.   
Ships from: Minneapolis, Minnesota USA.  (shipped only.  Apologies, it's an easier transaction on the part of my agent who has it)
Payments through Ebay.  (no longer paypal, too many bids)

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as stated:
"Ships from: Minneapolis, Minnesota USA"

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I will get it this weekend for folks who are interested in buying it.  As for the motherboard, I'm afraid that's too technical for me.  "just take it apart" is outside what I feel like doing for a sale.  It was purchased new in 1989 if that helps on the motherboard revision.  I can't imagine a battery lasting that long, can you?

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OK, per many requests, I'm going to upload photos and handle the transaction through a friend of mine who sells and ships on Ebay all the time.  I'll post the link here once it is listed.  It will include the photos.  I'll start it at $50 + shipping and let it run at least 5 days so folks here get a chance to see it.  Also, A520, not A530.  My mistake.  Thanks for your patience, I am having to do this all through someone else who has other priorities.

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This Amiga is now for sale at:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/163725483050
I used a friend to help set up the eBay sale.  Yes, he upped the price to $70, that's his fee.

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Well, I don't know what to tell you there.  I remember having packaging for a GVP product and there's this daughter card I remember that plugs into the CPU socket, holding the 68030 CPU, and a 68882 math coprocessor.  There also, somehow, is a working, albeit ancient SCSI hard drive.  I also think there's some SRAM in it.  I'd have absolutely no occasion to have packaging for an Amiga accelerator that I don't own, much less a spare 68000 CPU just laying around in my junk electronics box.  it isn't an A2000HD, I know that much. 
If you know what the accelerator is, that would be helpful to whoever is buying it.  It's possible that there is simply a SCSI controller and then this weird accelerator.