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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Marketplace => Topic started by: dougal on March 13, 2012, 09:15:09 AM
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I have one. It works fine and has PSU. I think i still have manuals.
The box is tatty nd one of the keys is broken.
What is it worth ?
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More than $50, less than $100.
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If one of the keys isn't working, on eBay it could go for a pittance. Your best bet if you want to sell, is to get a replacement key somehow (a C64?), and then sell.
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I've picked up fully functiononal C128s on eBay for less than $40 each.
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How I wish that were true in the UK. I didn't win the last (admittedly boxed) C128, because I only bid £126 (about $200, I reckon).
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The OP is on Malta...
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How I wish that were true in the UK. I didn't win the last (admittedly boxed) C128, because I only bid £126 (about $200, I reckon).
Yeah 128's tend to go for stupid money over here. As do 64's to be honest as the last one of them I saw was £80....
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I sold a near mint 128 on Ebay for $250 last year. The box was perfect and some of the included software wasn't even opened. Supposed to have been used "two or three times". I've seen less "minty" 128's going for $50-$80.
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How I wish that were true in the UK. I didn't win the last (admittedly boxed) C128, because I only bid £126 (about $200, I reckon).
Wow! I've got 4 of them, but only 2 work (the other 2 only boot into C128 mode and won't work in C64 mode).
I'd love a C128D.
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I would like a 128 but I don't have anywhere to put it. :(
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Oh, how I wish C64s were worth much money.... :)
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Oh, how I wish C64s were worth much money.... :)
Commodore USA's warehouse?
:p
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No, I only sell Commodores. :)
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No, I only sell Commodores. :)
Burn :)
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Wow.. Loads of replies.
Mine is a PAL unit. Maybe I should try selling it. As far as i remember the key does work but it broke off.
Never really got into the C128 thing. Did not even know it has a C64 mode. I probably only switched it one once and never loaded anything on it.
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$2500, if you're like that one guy on ebay a few weeks ago! ;-p
Around here, I never see 128D's for less than around $400, and 64's around $200. Wish I could find some of the deals y'all do! LOL
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Checked the US version of Ebay, there's one where no one haas offered the minimum bid of $59.90 and one in the completed items that had a BIN of $49.95 unsold....
In the UK there's one completed listing for £102.56
So in the US, 40 to 50 bucks, in the UK 100 quid. In Malta????
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Yeah 128's tend to go for stupid money over here. As do 64's to be honest as the last one of them I saw was £80....
criky ? maybe I should sell then... not used mine for years although I check it every so often. The downside/upside is that mine is an original belgian model with the switchable qwerty/azerty keyboard, but see sig.. lots of extras :)
TomUK
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I had paid around 50 euros for it. Bought it from some guy who had it in his garage for years.
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It's a shame the Chameleon64 cartridge doesn't work in the C128. I have mine in a C64C. I like to have a keypad. :(
Still, you can always keep a PC keyboard connected to the cartridge too (which I do for when I use the Minimig core). There's something weird about seeing a C64 boot into Workbench. :D
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Ive got an NTSC C128 that I advertised on Craigslist a while back for $60 pickup only. Was in very good condition... no takers unfortunately.
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It's a shame the Chameleon64 cartridge doesn't work in the C128.
http://hackaday.com/2012/01/11/universal-commodore-64-cartridge-speeds-up-demo-production/
Maybe this one will fit in C128? When/if it becomes available.
Looks like he is deploying directly into the C64 from CBMStudio.