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okidoki73
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popo
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well...I think that was me. 
Because I have missed many times.
So this time, I'm really happy about it. 
Sorry guys...  |
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CPUShack
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okidoki73
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shame on u popo 
it was a wery good deal i think |
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wepwawet
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Keep your eyes open everytime!!!
My best deal ever was two (not working) Intel Prom Programmers witch two C4040 AND four C4001 in side for $90 (shipping included).
The auction was badly described.
Also chips like a c8008 go from less than $10 to more than $100 in nearly same condition. |
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xsecret
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hey, it all depends.
I'm not the master of prices.
I just told my experience.
C8080 go between $50 and $150, I guess |
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gmphillips3
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| Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 1:51 pm Post subject: My best buy... |
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Had to be a like new condition "Godbout" G8008 purchased on EBAY a few years back for 19.95. It was one of Stacy Mama's auctions. The auction said Intel C8008 but that's not what I got:).
I also picked up an Intel 8080B (without the 'C' prefix) about 3 years ago for $100 which was a pretty good deal given there's only a few known to exist without the C prefix in the type C package with size brazed pins.
Another good one... Spotted one of only a few known copies of Intel's 1st data catalog dated Sept. 1972 on EBAY about 30 seconds after it had been listed with a buy it now of $100.00 |
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xsecret
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popo
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I missed that bid.(see history)
Because I forgot that...  |
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chip68
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| Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2004 8:56 pm Post subject: Re: My best buy... |
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| gmphillips3 wrote: | | Another good one... Spotted one of only a few known copies of Intel's 1st data catalog dated Sept. 1972 on EBAY about 30 seconds after it had been listed with a buy it now of $100.00 |
I got my '75 (two copies), '76, '77, and '78 Intel Data catalogs at a hamfest in 1980 for around a buck apiece.
Those 12 boards each with the two dozen C1101A's I think I paid 50 cents a pop for, at a hamfest in 1977.
Here's a little tip: The 1960s ICs that few people are collecting in earnest yet - e.g., Ebay item #s 5146227231 and 5726721303 - in about 5 years will be worth 20 times what you're paying for them now. That is, assuming you're shrewd enough to invest.
Keep in mind I've been doing this for going on 3 decades... When I first started, you could get C8080's (which aren't particularly rare) for a couple dollars from any number of mail order surplus catalogs. I still even have old Godbout Electronics catalogs mentioning the G8008.
- CMW |
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gshv
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These things are rare, but they happen. For example, I've paid $25 for my C8080A CS. Some of my ES processors I've got really cheap. If you look hard enough and long enough you can find some really rare stuff.
Gennadiy |
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wepwawet
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Anonymous wrote:
hey, it all depends.
I'm not the master of prices.
I just told my experience.
C8080 go between $50 and $150, I guess
mmmmmmm
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5142775344?ssPageName=ADME:B:TB7:US:2
Jep, this anonymous was me, just forgot to log in.
I just repeat and increase: Noone is a master of the price.
Really, that was a cheap 8080!!! And that makes ebay fun. |
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wepwawet
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popo
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| wepwawet wrote: | http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5147523387&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT
the next cheap buy.
I was (or still am) ill so I wasn't online that night. F**K
There's a chance everytime. |
My max. bid is 77.77.
Winner = 78.77
Sh*t...  |
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