Please, note that this is something a lot of us Apple collectors can't afford. Most of my collection came from garage sales, and eBay BEFORE collecting became popular. I've also started saving all of my old machines and now even save all the boxes and materials.
This machine is more for someone with a rare/vintage computer collection, you may want to post on eBay or a rare computer site...
Thanks again for the advice. Yes, it is a unique chunk of memorabilia and I wanted to let it sit out there for awhile before I went the e-bay route. I think ultimately, that is where it will probably go and realistically fetch the best bid.
I initially wanted to put it out there and hopefully get linked up with a collector or group that would want it but I think this one must fit into a small niche because of it's uniqueness. I hesitate to use rare since when I got it back in the day, it was to me just a free prototype with a leftover case that happened to be clear. Go figure 20 years later huh?
I know it's value will differ on any given day, moon phase etc. and since there are so few the baseline value is hard to estimate except for the stories of the one that went 5 figures. I've spent a lot of time online looking for more info on the actual auction of the machine that went for that amount but so far have found only a few bits of info.