In the ensuing fifteen-odd years I have seen more Classic IIs than Performa 200s, and given that their difference from the 'parent' machine was in software rather than hardware, I suspect that their relative scarcity should give them far more cachet as collectors items.
As alk points out above, the other Compact AIO/Performa pairings also do have scarcity status. Despite that, I own two Performa 250s and only one Colour Classic. I exchanged with Stuart Bell, for his collection, one of my P250 badges for a CC badge, but both of us ended up with hybrids because the P250's serial numbers end with 'J' whereas the CC's end with 'G'. As for the CC II and P275, I suppose that one henstooth is as scarce as another.
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As alk points out above, the other Compact AIO/Performa pairings also do have scarcity status. Despite that, I own two Performa 250s and only one Colour Classic. I exchanged with Stuart Bell, for his collection, one of my P250 badges for a CC badge, but both of us ended up with hybrids because the P250's serial numbers end with 'J' whereas the CC's end with 'G'. As for the CC II and P275, I suppose that one henstooth is as scarce as another.
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