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In page Apple I:
"Only about 200 Apple I boards were produced,[1] and as of August 2022 the whereabouts of 62 to 82 are known.[2] After the success of the Apple II, and of Apple broadly, the Apple I was recognized as an important historical computer.[3][4] According to the 1986 Apple IIe Owner's Guide, an Apple I was then worth "between $10,000 and $15,000"[a][6] and a board was reportedly sold for $50,000 in 1999.[b][citation needed]
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