If you're talking about things like Commodore 64s, I would talk to a local enthusiast group, should be easy enough to find on Facebook etc. You do get some mone

If you're talking about things like Commodore 64s, I would talk to a local enthusiast group, should be easy enough to find on Facebook etc. You do get some money for them, but less than they cost in 1983, so it's not a collectors' object by any means. Most people still think it's better if they end up in the hands of someone who can restore/preserve them, if they don't have room for them anymore.