List of all original Apple-1.
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Note: This is the 57th entry in the list and not the 57th Apple-1 produced. The Apple-1 does not have a regular serial number. Only some Apple-1 got a handwritten serial number.
Sticker 4062 and stamp 6 on front, and sticker 43 on back. Most chips were pulled prior to Glen acquiring it.
Many replacement chips have been found.
Hasn't been powered up.
Monolithic caps and GE14F diodes.
Acquired from a high school student in 1980 while working as a tech at ComputerLand/Belmont — Mike Willegal thinks this was probably an unsold unit.
There was a twin to this unit, acquired from the same high school student by John Burr, co-owner of ComputerLand/Belmont, but its current status is unknown.
The owner contacted the Apple-1 Registry in April 2020 and confirmed that this Apple-1 exists.
no auction
(see History for more information)
Plastic CPU, plastic PIA, missing DRAM. 1 small yellow and 7 blue capacitors.
Very good.
Jul 28, 2025
May 16, 2019: Verification status. Description. History
May 27, 2019: Number/Sticker/Stamp info
Apr 12, 2020: Verification status. History
Apr 12, 2020: Description of picture(s)/video(s)
Apr 12, 2020: Owner added
Nov 16, 2021: Labels / stamps added
Jul 28, 2025: Description. History
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