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chip68
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chip68
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Listing updated - potential BONUS added.
Less than 24 hours remaining to own a piece of Intel history...
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CPUShack
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chip68
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If you got it for that cheap it's most likely because the seller was an idiot and didn't know how to properly market it. I'm also willing to bet yours isn't in the same condition. A few months ago I sold a 1975 MCS-80 manual - which usually fetches less than $25 - for over a hundred bucks. (Item # 270046345283.)
This one's already got a $15 bid and about a dozen people watching it. If it doesn't go any higher, that's still more than I paid for it. Luck really has nothing to do with it... But thanks all the same. 
BTW, I got your message about the Toshiba calculator chip. Still trying to decide what it's worth.
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chip68
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THIS ONE sold for $32 just 5 days ago... Looks like the market is on the rebound.
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