how much can i get for this mac??

does anyone have a idea how much i could ask for this macintosh Performa 630CD its just like the one in the pic below and it works great i just use it for cd's because i have no use for it.
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heres all the info i could find on it. i have never used a mac before so i dont know anything about them.

CPU

CPU: Motorola MC68040

CPU Speed: 33 MHz

FPU: integrated

Bus Speed: 33 MHz

Data Path: 32 bit

ROM: 1 MB

RAM Type: 72 pin SIMM

Minimum RAM Speed: 80 ns

Onboard RAM: 4 MB

RAM slots: 1

Maximum RAM: 36 MB

Level 1 Cache: 8 kB

Expansion Slots: LC PDS, comm, TV video i/o



Video

VRAM: 1 MB

Max Resolution: 8 bit 832x624

Video Out: DB-15



Storage

Hard Drive: 250-500 MB (it has a 750mb hdd in it)


ATA Bus: IDE

Floppy Drive: 1.4 MB SuperDrive

Optical Drive: optional 2X CD-ROM (it has the cd-rom init)




Input/Output

ADB: 1

Serial: 2

SCSI: DB-25

Audio Out: stereo 8 bit mini

Audio In: mono 8 bit mini

Speaker: mono



Miscellaneous

Codename: Crusader, Show Biz, Show & Tell

Gestalt ID: 98

Power: 45 Watts

Dimensions: 4.3" H x 12.6" W x 16.5" D

Weight: 19 lbs.

Minimum OS: 7.1.2P

Maximum OS: 8.1

Introduced: July 1994

Terminated: October 1995

The last of the Quadra line, the Quadra 630 was introduced in June 1994. The 630 was a hybrid of a Quadra and an LC in a sleek new case. It had an internal IDE hard drive (the 630 was the first Mac to use the IDE bus), and an optional CD-ROM drive. It sold for $1,200, and was also released as the LC 630, and the Performa 630, 630CD, 631CD, 635CD, 636, 636CD, 637CD, 638CD, and 640CD, each of which was bundled with different software, accessories, monitors, and hard drives (some Performas had a 68LC040, and several were also available with several x86-based DOS cards). The Quadra 630 was discontinued in August 1995.

 

Fifty bucks, if you're lucky. Sorry...something that old, valuable not as hardware but as a collector's item.

 

well what about this Apple 11E i have sitting here? it may be old but it will come with about 100 floppy disks the box it came in the order sheet and other papers it was sent with a Language chip still in its box with papers, apple 11E Owner's Manual,(book) The Apple Personal Computer For Beginners, (book) Apple11 Basic Programming Manual,(book) the Applesoft Tutorial. and alot of games like this one (only 2 still in there boxes) Zork 1 and Zork 11 both still in boxes the rest are in floppy packs alot of them are games the rest are programming stuff. i think that one was made in 1989 but you think i would get a lot from a collector because of it having all that with it


BTW how can i tell what os this mac has? and i just got back from the ER (nose problem ya'll dont want to hear about that

 

Oh damn...now i HAVE TO play oragan trail .....did any one port it to windows ??.... * starts googling franticly*

 

haha thats one of the games lol

 

I cant fint a port. some one some whare must have ported it.. thow i did find the original... Oragan trial is up thare with pong, packman and tron IMO ......mmm makes me whanna watch tron again...

 

you could say it's haunted, and get a lot of money for it on ebay.
other than that, it's not worth much.

 

Oregon Trail wasn't ported afaik, but there is a flash or shockwave version floating around.

 

My school used to use those but they are upgrading to emacs.

 

Macs hold their value better than PCs generally....if they can run the latest version of OS X

 

I want it! My dad used to have these things in his office up until about 1997. I used to play crazy golf on them

 

Please be more specific next time. I thought you were asking the cost of McDonald Big Mac.