Corey Cohen:
"First there are about 16 working units not 8. I have worked on restoring 8 myself for different owners and I know of others that have working units that I didn't work on.
Second this was the worst condition Apple-1 that has come up for auction in the past few years, not the best as the story says [...]. There is rework on the back of this one, replaced sockets and lots of modifications in the prototype area and I know there were power issues with the original supply and 5300uf cap. I declined to restore this unit as too many board level parts would need to be replaced and it would ruin the originally to get it running.
Third, unlike the higher price units that sold, this one has a modern power supply and an Apple II keyboard, not a correct keyboard from 1976. It also didn't have a extras like an original byte shop wooden case."
Das Bild zeigt im Übrigen nicht das verkaufte Board.