04-01-2023, 01:42 PM
Should have kept mine:
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/money/1...es-of-2022
A vintage computer built in 1990 might have trouble streaming Netflix, but keen collectors were willing to pay thousands for one on Trade Me.
An Amiga 3000 personal computer was sold for $3370 in April. It came complete with two SCSI HDDs, a floppy drive, keyboard, mouse, and original documentation.
The Amiga was not the only vintage computer in hot demand, as a 1983 Apple Lisa 2 also sold for $2800 last month.
The most expensive item sold was an Addams Family Pinball Machine which fetched $25,250 in February.
Another notable sale was a collection of Pokemon Cards which went for over $20,000 in October.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/money/1...es-of-2022
A vintage computer built in 1990 might have trouble streaming Netflix, but keen collectors were willing to pay thousands for one on Trade Me.
An Amiga 3000 personal computer was sold for $3370 in April. It came complete with two SCSI HDDs, a floppy drive, keyboard, mouse, and original documentation.
The Amiga was not the only vintage computer in hot demand, as a 1983 Apple Lisa 2 also sold for $2800 last month.
The most expensive item sold was an Addams Family Pinball Machine which fetched $25,250 in February.
Another notable sale was a collection of Pokemon Cards which went for over $20,000 in October.
