How much is my vintage Apple Computer / Macintosh worth?
A Retromatti Blog Series
Named after Steve Jobs’ daughter, Lisa, this was one of the final models released before the introduction of Macintosh in 1984. Aimed at corporations, the computer’s hefty price tag of $10,000 in 1984 was considered too great a risk to take and sales were poor. In 1986, the Lisa was renamed the Macintosh XL and fitted with an emulator to run Mac OS.
Complete System (Lisa)
Mint Condition: Up to $3,800
Working Condition: Up to $2,500
Broken: Up to $700
Complete System (Macintosh XL)
Mint Condition: Up to $1,000
Working Condition: Up to $700
Broken: Up to $300
Part Out Value
Components: $325 – $500
Manuals & Documents: Up to $375
Most Valuable Part: Internal Hard Drive
Internal Hard Drive Value: Up to $100
The upgraded Lisa is rarer and worth approximately 20% more.
