does anyone know the value of a Atari Computer Space?

[xDragonWarrior]

I was just wondering the value as I have never seen one for sale nor have I seen one other than in a warehouse or in a museum.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/18-arcade-project-machines-atari-arcade-computer-space-arcade-others-/171187584401?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27db933d91

Edited December 3, 2013 by xDragonWarrior

[BassGuitari]

No idea, but I'm damn sure I want one.

[xDragonWarrior]

No idea, but I'm damn sure I want one.

yeah it does look sweet.Now thinking about it, I was just curious about how much they are worth before but now I want one.

[y-bot]

Exidy's price guide says $1500-$3000. I feel like $5000ish depending on color, condition, 1 player or 2 player version is more like it. Haven't followed prices recently though.

[ComputerSpaceFan]

I have a website dedicated to Computer Space if it helps. I've seen them go from free and sixty bucks (fully working) to as high as $10,100.

Gallery of known machines

 

The average seems to be around $1500-$2000 fully working in good condition.

[xDragonWarrior]

I have a website dedicated to Computer Space if it helps. I've seen them go from free and sixty bucks (fully working) to as high as $10,100.

Gallery of known machines

 

The average seems to be around $1500-$2000 fully working in good condition.

It is great that you have a website dedicated to the preservation of Computer space.Also do you have one?,I'm not asking to buy it but was just wondering if you had this funky arcade machine

[ComputerSpaceFan]

It is great that you have a website dedicated to the preservation of Computer space.Also do you have one?,I'm not asking to buy it but was just wondering if you had this funky arcade machine

 

Do I ever!

It's one of my prized possessions. I call it "a guy's antique" when relatives visit and raise their eyebrows. Works as well as the day it rolled off the assembly line. I think my counter has less than a thousand plays and I've owned it for over a decade.

 

But as per the simulator (try it yourself) that Mike O'Malley worked on with me, the game is horrible to play. Great history, but kinda like owning a Model-T Ford, you wouldn't actually use it, you just like owning it.

[Atariboy]

Model T fans are very active with their vehicles. Definitely not something fans just have for show like Computer Space.