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Clbadic retro technology is booming – which means maybe it's time to empty the attic.
Collection gadgets from the 80s and 90s sometimes change hands for thousands of pounds. pay a lot of money for items such as Sony Walkman, Game Boys Nintendo and iPhones and first generation iPods.
Unused items still in their original packaging will yield the most but "less than perfect" also make high prices, reports the Mirror. 19659002] The original Game Boy portable game consoles were released by Nintendo in 1989 for £ 67.40
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Steve Nowottny of MoneySavingExpert.com, said: "This could be a surprise if the dust has accumulated in the attic, but old technology can bring a fortune on eBay – if that's the right thing." Iconic devices such as Sony Walkman, Nintendo Gameboys and Casio are seen as collectibles. 19659010] How much they sell on Ebay
- Apple iPod – Up to £ 10,000
- Sony MiniDisc – Up to £ 300
- Ghettoblaster – Up to £ 475
- Super Nintendo – Up to £ 180 [19659012] Casio Calculator Watch – Up to £ 130
(Image: Getty Images North America) [19659014] Tamagotchi – Up to £ 255
"Of course, unused gadgets still in their packaging will fetch the most, but even items in a less than perfect condition can be worth a decent amount.
"To check, look for the item on eBay, then check the" sold items "box to see what" Even if you do not want to on eBay, this can help you compare a reasonable price. "
A Game Boy in its original polyethylene packaging It was recently put on eBay for an awesome amount of £ 999.99
(19659008) The amazing application that saw man recover his missing phone by taking pictures of the person who holds it [19659002LeSonyWalkmandesannées1980ou1990estaussiunobjetdecollectionsevendantjusqu'à350£alorsquelaversionSonyDiscManpourlesCDpeutallerjusqu'à130£19659002] The first Apple iPod, launched in 2001, is also highly sought after.
Fully packed first-generation iPods cost £ 10,000 while second-generation versions cost up to £ 1,200.
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