I don't sell vintage computers but I do buy a lot and occasionally sell some very obscure bordering on vintage electronics If it's not very obscure just sell a

I don't sell vintage computers but I do buy a lot and occasionally sell some very obscure bordering on vintage electronics If it's not very obscure just sell at the prices they go for on ebay; would strongly suggest selling as "for parts" and clarify they're not fully tested because it's wild how often ebay buyers seem to encounter issues with used items and require a partial refund (they rarely want to return the item). The cut on selling price by listing for parts will not be that significant most of the time with older tech in my experience. If it is quite obscure you'll probably have to accept that it might be a long time before you even get an offer and the price can be incredibly hard to pin down. I've bought things for close to zero that I've also seen go for hundreds just because someone wanted rid of them, I've had offers around 25% of the listed price being accepted but I suspect those same listings were skipped over by people who would've paid more. Prices can vary dramatically depending on whether the few people who might want a thing are actively looking for it.