How much is my vintage Apple Computer / Macintosh worth?
A Retromatti Blog Series
One of the first successful home computer systems, the Apple II sold from 1977 to 1993. It was Apple’s first mass produced personal computer, and was released in a number of models, each improving on its predecessor. In total, six million were sold, with many going to schools and companies, making it the very first computer available for use in public schools.
A2S1 Complete System
Mint Condition: Up to $2,500
Working Condition: Up to $1,000
Broken: Up to $200
Monitor Value: $150
Components: Up to $500
Apple II Plus A2S1048 Complete System
Mint Condition: Up to $250
Working Condition: Up to $150
Broken: Up to $100
Monitor Value: $125
Apple IIe Complete System
Mint Condition: Up to $400
Working Condition: $35-$300
Broken: Up to $100
Components: $100-$1000
Apple IIc Complete System
Mint Condition: Up to $1,000
Working Condition: Up to $460
Broken: Up to $100
Components: $100-$500
Apple IIGS Complete System
Mint Condition: Up to $700
Working Condition: Up to $500
Broken: Up to $100
Components: $100-$1,000