First of all, I hope I'm in the right section. Not too long ago I went through storage and found several A500s with many accessories (the complete works, including accelerator and zoro backplanes for an A500 tower), some A1000s, etc... Well, I am doing a house remodel which included tearing down a storage space and came across 3 C64s, 5 1571s/1541s and a 128D with keyboard, video cables, GeoRam 512, and another A1000 with keyboard and CLTD expansion ram. (All in great shape and working!)
My question is: How valuable is this 128D? It is the 128 in a metal case that looks much like an A1000. (I should mention the 128D looks to be in excellent shape as well as the keyboard and ram expansion, it boots up fine.) Having forgotten most of what I know about Commodore 8 bit machines, I did a cursory Internet search and have found comments that this particular model is somewhat scarce or rare. One is somewhat skeptical when seeing such remarks, but such remarks have come up often enough to ask if anyone out there knows about this model.
I vaguely remembering running CP/M and GeOS on this machine. I do remember it is probably the best 8 bit machine and very fun. Unfortunately, one was switching to 64 mode quite often because of the abundance of software. Yet the 128 had some great productivity software both for CP/M and the Commodore side and had a significant enhancement in video display.
Anyway, any info would be helpful.
