I have an old Amiga 2000 laying around with its original keyboard and mouse. According to Deskthority, the keyboards with Cherry switches (which I have) are way rarer than the later models. Seeing the prices the more common ones go for on Ebay, do I have a super expensive keyboard? And since that is also most likely the original keyboard for my computer, it's also probably an early model. The computer's serial number is DA 4 030400 and it's motherboard revision 4.1. All the chips also have date codes from about mid '87, with 37th week being the latest.

I also have an Action Replay MK2 if that's work anything.

Some images: https://imgur.com/a/peiLKXO

Last edited by VaiOnko on 19-Jul-2022 at 03:17 PM.

@VaiOnko

Old Agnus, leaked battery and rev4.1 board only. Probably A2000 is worth similar to its keyboard :).

@VaiOnko

I don't think that A2000s were particularly rare or indeed sort after. They were built like tanks and some were used for fun tasks at NASA etc so those examples would be rare and expensive but a random A2000 with clicky keyboard not so much IMHO.

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@BigD

While they might not be sought after, I see them going for 300€-ish regularly on Ebay. The keyboards seem quite rare and only a few on Ebay, sold for 200-ish.

You reckon if I should sell the whole setup, sell the computer and accessories separately, or hold on? I never use it and an extra 500€ sounds nice.

@VaiOnko

Try your favourite price first, you can always sell it at a lower price. Some collectors are so devoted, they will buy even broken boards.

@VaiOnko,

When I bought mine, 2nd hand a long time ago, it had a GVP Combo 030/40 with 8 meg on it for $800. bout the same now.

Chris