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Yeah, the sites I went to made it really clear that yellow supes was really valuable, but everythingon the plain text version or the red picture was either inconsistent or not mentioned. Thanks for helping me out.

So, after the obligatory google search, I found that a superman cartridge with yellow text and a picture has a quintupple-digit price tag, and one with just the red text and nothing else was something in the range of $10-200. But what about the one with red text and a picture? I know those exist, but I've never seen an evaluation put on it. (To be clear, I've only found some red text only versions, but I know others exist.)

Ah, yeah, it's an interesting story. My dad found it in a barn last year. (A rennovated, house-like barn, of course.) You'd have to ask him exactly how it got there, but that's the long and short of it.

I just didn't want to get anyone's hopes up if I did sell it, because I currently have no way of telling whether or not it's still functional.

The only sale I can find is one that's been mentioned here, (which is how I found this place) which went for 1,100. AFAIK, it didn't have any of the accessories, but from that price point it may have been in better condition than the one I may or may not have.

I'm no expert on any old computery things, or modern ones, for that matter, but I joined because something potentially very important has come to my attention, and this community seems to be the best one to ask. And I'm deeply sorry if I posted this in the wrong forum, but it seemed like the only one it'd fit into at the time. The question is this: Hypothetically speaking, if I found an APF imagination machine, the APF m1000, with the brick that (hypothetically) attaches to the back, the interface, in the original box, (The interface in the original box, let's say that I don't currently know where the Imagination Machine's box is.) and one of the memory expansions, how much would that be worth in hypothetical USD?