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SzaboAttila

So we have 4-5old pc here at home (we bought them before 2000, IBM keyboards, REALLY big monitors and stuff like that). We want to sell them, because no one uses them, but people and companies offered 20$ for each computer with the keyboard and monitor, should we sell them for that price? I mean its more than nothing, and we dont use them.

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The PCs probably aren't worth much, but you did say IBM keyboards...if they're really old keyboards like Model Ms, they're worth a decent amount.

 

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15 minutes ago, SzaboAttila said:

IBM keyboards

If these are original Model M IBM mechanical keyboards, they go for stupid amounts of money. The rest is probably scrap and 20$ is a good deal.

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CRTs can go for "good" prices, but for old monitors, depending on quality, you may have to pay somebody to take it,

Pictures/specs of the computers would help us know what they're worth. You may be able to find the system's specs in the BIOS.

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  • 1 month later...

Working CRTs are sought after by retro gaming enthusiasts like me that still enjoy playing old playstation and nintendo games. The keyboards may be worth something, the rest is probably worth whatever some idiot is willing to pay for it.

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