Commodore 64 nostalgia.

[motrucker]

I still use a C-128 system here. Mostly for my grandchildren (these machines have great educational software, even by todays standards!)
I have about 15 C-64 motherboards. If you are really that interested, I can pull them out and check (mobo) numbers and pin count.
I'll bet all of the (main) chips on your mobo are socketed, aren't they?

[motrucker]

jdryyz wrote:
I would be interested...just to get a ballpark idea.

You're correct! All main chips are socketed. This really is a museum piece considering the condition of the keyboard and case.

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There are 11 motherboards left. Several are old enough to have most of the chips socketed. All of these boards have the 8 pin video port. Not one five pin in the bunch! Motherboard #s range from 553807(the oldest) to 27111(the newest)?? - Since the serial numbers are paper lables, I can only guess that they were re-numbered when re-furbished.
I notice there two different makers of these motherboards; one says "made in Hong Kong (elec-2)" and the other just are marked "hi-pricP37 B".
These all came from Burried Treasure, a Commodore/Amiga dealer that used to be in Rockville, Maryland - just outside of Washington D.C..