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Amiga 4000/030

6 auction sales recorded, 2014–2019. Prices in euro, final bid, shipping excluded.

Amiga 4000/030
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Working, good condition, typical price
€799average of 4 sales
Range €390 – €1,100. 2 of 4 with the original box.
All conditions: average €688, range €377 – €1,100.

By condition

Working, good condition
€799
4 sales · €390 – €1,100 · 2 boxed
Unknown condition
€467
2 sales · €377 – €556

Sales over time

Sale prices by yearEach dot is one auction sale, placed by year and price; colour shows the condition, filled dots had the original box.€0€200€400€600€800€1,000€1,20020142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202520262019: €1100, Working, good condition2017: €377, Unknown condition2016: €1004, Working, good condition, boxed2016: €556, Unknown condition2014: €700, Working, good condition, boxed2014: €390, Working, good condition
Working, goodWorking, poorNot working / untested New old stockUnknownfilled = with original box

All recorded sales

WhenConditionBoxPrice
2019 Working, good condition — €1,100
2017 Unknown condition — €377
2016 Working, good condition Boxed €1,004
2016 Unknown condition — €556
2014 Working, good condition Boxed €700
2014 Working, good condition — €390

How to read these numbers

Every price is the final bid of a public auction that actually closed with a sale, converted to euro at the exchange rate of that day and checked by a reviewer. Fixed-price sales, bundles and spare parts are left out. Figures are averages of the recorded sales, so a model with few sales can swing from one year to the next: check the number of sales behind each figure. More on the method.

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