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podpod

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Mar 28, 2012
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What would you evaluate a factory sealed Apple LCII set with monitor, keyboard etc, ? All sealed, never opened, new in box.
 

Bigwaff

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Sep 20, 2013
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Never opened? That’s remarkable. $600-$700 US.. maybe? The LC II wasn’t a particularly powerful Mac.. nor an iconic one.
 

podpod

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Mar 28, 2012
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Thanks, yes I know. It's not the most wanted vintage computer.
 

Nils Zaayenga

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Jan 27, 2023
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Hello everyone,

Unfortunately, the PRAM battery or the capacitors have probably leaked after all these years and thus destroyed the computer.

Unfortunately you see this often.
 
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dmccloud

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Hello everyone,

Unfortunately, the PRAM battery or the capacitors have probably leaked after all these years and thus destroyed the computer.

Unfortunately you see this often.

This would be the primary concern with any Mac of that era. Even the original unibody Macs are prone to those issues. The one thing that might work in your favor is the LCII still being in a sealed box.
 

ForrestG

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May 16, 2024
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What would you evaluate a factory sealed Apple LCII set with monitor, keyboard etc, ? All sealed, never opened, new in box.
I am sure that it can be very expensive, more expensive than the first sealed iPhone
 

Anonymous Freak

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I am sure that it can be very expensive, more expensive than the first sealed iPhone
Highly doubtful. It isn't a remarkable model, it's from the era Steve Jobs was no longer at Apple.

I'm sure it would sell for multiple hundred dollars, but not more than a sealed iPhone 1G.
 
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