CIB Commodore 64, CIB VIC-20, CIB TI99/4A

[portnoyd]

Anybody have any idea? We have 2 C64s, 1 TI199/4A and 1 Vic-20. They have manuals, foam, seemingly everything.

[Blitzwing256]

being large and bulky they are very difficult to sell, I picked up a ti locally boxed for about 50$, theres a few box variations of the 64 that are fairly hard to come by, but the more common ones don't go for much boxed (again due to the dificulities shipping them)

[Bojay1997]

Anybody have any idea? We have 2 C64s, 1 TI199/4A and 1 Vic-20. They have manuals, foam, seemingly everything.

If you can find a local buyer, maybe $20-$25 for each system. The TI99 in particular seems to have little to no value.

[portnoyd]

Well then. If you are going to NAVA, you can have these for $20 each. You must post in this thread or PM me by noon today (in one hour), because god knows I'm not lugging these things if I don't have to.

[Carey85]

Yeah, $20 is about top dollar for a MIB TI-99/4A regardless of it is is an aluminum or beige model. As for a CIB VIC-20 or C64, I'd say $25-$30 would be top dollar.

[Blitzwing256]

now I feel a little ripped off, although the one i got was unused (biege version) with about 10 shitty games. good to know.

port if you were any closer i'd want the boxed commodore, but shipping would proably be too much.

[Flack]

At OVGE I sold two boxed C64s and a boxed VIC-20 for $20 each. They all went rather quickly and I think I could have got a few more bucks if I had held out a bit. Of course at a show the goal is to see how much shit I don't have to carry home, so I was glad to see them go to hopefully good homes.

Oh and the year before last I had TI-99/4A's (not boxed) for $5 and couldn't sell them. I ended up giving a bunch away and still have a few out in my garage I think. They seem to have 0 value. Boxed is always a different story.