These are exactly the kinds of issues that any attempt to give useful advice about pricing should probably address.
The key question for me is the analog board. If it has a working original 820-0082-B (with the metal shield along the top at BB1) board, that would up the amount I'd pay for it (I have no money these days, so I'm not your competition if anyone's interested in it). But that is highly unlikely for a machine that has seen such heavy use. Such a board in good working order is extremely rare.
Its main value otherwise is the receipts, the serial number, and the history. Nice! I mean, if one was really going to do a museum exhibition on the early history of the Mac, something like this would be a great addition to the show, because it illustrates what happened to a lot of these machines.
The key question for me is the analog board. If it has a working original 820-0082-B (with the metal shield along the top at BB1) board, that would up the amount I'd pay for it (I have no money these days, so I'm not your competition if anyone's interested in it). But that is highly unlikely for a machine that has seen such heavy use. Such a board in good working order is extremely rare.
Its main value otherwise is the receipts, the serial number, and the history. Nice! I mean, if one was really going to do a museum exhibition on the early history of the Mac, something like this would be a great addition to the show, because it illustrates what happened to a lot of these machines.