This page is dedicated to keeping track of the Apple ]['s that are still alive and well and in the hands of collectors around the world. Perhaps we can find who has the earliest and the latest serial numbers once and for all?
This data is collected on the 'honor system' so please don't enter false information- that helps nobody!
| Badge | Keyboard | Case Serial | Board Rev | Board Serial | Owner | Location |
 |  | A2S1-0001 | Rev 0 | Unknown | Unknown | California |
| According to legend, belonged to Alfred Aya, but was lost when sent into Apple for power supply repair.
http://www.swtpc.com/mholley/Apple/allied_computer.htm |
| | A2S1-0002 | Rev 0 | Unknown | Jef Raskin | California |
| According to legend, belonged to Michael Holley, and later Jef Raskin after it was sent in for failed power supply repair.
http://www.swtpc.com/mholley/Apple/allied_computer.htm |
| | A2S1-0013 | Rev. 0 | 1-202 | Bob Bishop | California |
| Sold on eBay 12/15/15
http://www.ebay.com/itm//351599869741 |
| | A2S1-0025 | Rev. 0 | 1-219 | Achim Baqué | Germany |
| White ceramic CPU and white ceramic BIOS. Original unvented case. |
| | A2S1-0047 | Rev 0 | 1-243 | unknown | unknown |
| Sold on eBay 6/10/2013
http://www.ebay.com/itm/181152615614 |
| | A2S1-0082 | Rev 0 | 1-278 | Unknown | Unknown |
| http://www.ebay.com/itm/112570157958 |
| | A2S1-0097 | Rev 0 | 1-299 | Geoff Harrison | |
| Owned since 1977.
http://www.solivant.com/appleII/ |
| | A2S1-0101 | Rev 0 | 1-303 | Howie | |
| http://s948.photobucket.com/user/epoxy2600/media/Original%201977%20Apple%20II%20Computer/1-AppleIIFront.jpg.html |
| | A2S1-0148 | Rev 0 | 1-356 | unknown | unknown |
| Non-Vented case, sold on eBay 7/30/13
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261251962786 |
| | A2S1-0224 | | 1-443 | Lighty | |
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| | A2S1-0369 | Rev 0 | 623 | Dogic | Kansas, USA |
| http://dogic.blogspot.com/2006_09_24_archive.html |
| | A2S1-0463 | Rev 0 | 714 | unknown | unknown |
| Seen online. |
| | A2S1-0595 | Rev 0 | 859 | Bruce Damer (Digibarn) | |
| Donated by Mike Olson (was his fathers)
http://www.digibarn.com/collections/systems/appleII/ |
| | A2S1-0734 | 0 | 1007 | Poppa Gord | Canada |
| Original silver power supply serial A2M001- 0594 |
| | A2S1-0868 | 0 | 1139 | Sander Schram | The Netherlands |
| See classiccomputershop.com for all details. |
| | A2S1-1024 | Rev 0 | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN | Finland |
| This was lost years ago in storage accident. |
| | A2S1-1144 | Rev 0 | 1437 | Michael NG | Hong Kong |
| old style power supply with toggle switch |
| | A2S1-1298 | Rev 0 | 1579 | unknown | unknown |
| Seen online. Metal toggle power supply switch. |
| | A2S1-1472 | 0 | 1742 | Bill W. | US, WA |
| Metal toggle switch power supply |
| | A2S1-1491 | 0 | 1760 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
| Has original metal toggle switch power supply, power supply A2M001-1616. |
| | A2S1-1510 | Rev 0 | 1779 | unknown | unknown |
| Seen online. Water damaged, replaced keyboard. |
| | A2S1-1835 | Rev 0 | 2105 | unknown | unknown |
| Seen online. |
| Other | A2S1-1962 | Rev 0 | 2234 | unknown | unknown |
| Seen online. Has been sold on eBay at least 3 times in last 12 months. Missing power light key cap. |
| | A2S1-2006 | Rev 0 | 2278 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| Went to a good home in the US!! |
| | A2S1-2410 | Rev 0 | 2688 | unknown | unknown |
| Seen online. |
| | A2S1-3283 | Rev 0 | 5578 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| This was my older brothers bought new in 1978. A year later he went to college and it became mine!! It too has moved on to a good home. |
| | A2S1-3358 | 0 | 3651 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
| All original, unmodified. |
| | A2S1-3505 | | 3799 | Andy McFadden | California, USA |
| Power supply serial A2M001-3655 |
| | A2S1-4714 | Rev. 0 | 4880 | Douglas Ward | Beebe, Arkansas, USA |
| Board 4880 contains extra wiring based on an article by Steve Wozniak in Byte magazine about how to add two new colors to the high-resolution graphics. |
| | A2S1-4743 | | | Larry Perkins | Norton Ohio |
| Purchased June 24 1978 Donated to Stark State College in North Canton Oh. Memory board and new power supply installed. |
| | A2S1-5025 | 0 | 5206 | Mike Maginnis | Denver, CO, USA |
| Currently non-functional. Also has a very early Disk II controller and Disk II Drive serial # A2M0003-00562. |
| | A2S1-6311 | Rev 1 | 6298 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
| PSU replaced. All chips date correct. |
|  | A2S1-7500 | | 7935 | Howard strokes | Texas |
| Date below CPU 1978 |
| | A2S1-7745 | Rev.01 | 7756 | Paco M G | Spain EU |
| PSU A2M001 Silver/ Autostart ROM/ Applesoft |
| | A2S1-8226 | Rev.01 | 8233 | Paco MG | Spain EU |
| PSU A2M001 Silver/ Integer Basic/ No Autostart ROM |
| | A2S1-8365 | | 7839 | Unknown | United States |
| http://www.ebay.com/itm/1978-APPLE-II-COMPUTER-FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND-RARE-A2S1-8365-MADE-SEPTEMBER-28-1978/132327416256?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649 |
| | A2S1-8464 | 820-0001-01 | 78-39 | Vernon | New Zealannd |
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| | A2S1-9585 | 820-0001-02 | 7843 | Keith Rose | Ohio |
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| | A2S1-9904 | 2 | 7843 | Jorma Honkanen | Finland |
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| | A2S1-12276 | | 7849 | unknown | Japan |
| https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w196262205 |
| | A2S1-12989 | Rev 4 | 4 | Unknown | |
| Not original motherboard. Motherboard serial is just "4" |
| | A2S1-13249 | 820-0001-03 | 7849 | unknown | United States |
| http://www.ebay.com/itm/1978-Apple-II-Computer-not-2-plus-or-2e-Apple-Vintage-Collectors-item-/222644466601?hash=item33d6a4f3a9:g:CRkAAOSw8HBZNmhz |
| | A2S1-16638 | 820-0001-03 | 7904 | Atsushi USHIRODA | Japan |
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| | A2S1-16705 | 3 | 7904 | unknown | |
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| | A2S1-16797 | Rev 02 | 7904 | Brad H | Canada |
| Has Japanese characters on keys. |
| | A2S1-17385 | Rev 3 | 7906 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
| Original box, ROM card with appropriately dated ROMs. |
| | A2S1-18726 | 820-0001-02 (Rev 2) | 7907 | Santek Tihomir | Croatia |
| All original parts inside except the power supply that has been changed in the meantime. |
| | A2S1-18977 | 2 | 7907 | Unknown | |
| http://www.ebay.com/itm/172089465781 |
| | A2S1-21273 | | 7909 | Jimmy Grewal | Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
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| | A2S1-24703 | 820-0001-03 | 7915 | Boyd B. | Texas |
| Original and only owner. |
| | A2S1-25422 | 820-0001-03 | 7916 | MarkO | Albany, Oregon USA |
| Case Serial Number, Power Supply Serial Number and Board Serial/Batch Number seem ALL Original, compared with similar era units. Has Astec 115/230 VAC Power Supply, with Apple Label A2M001 - 35828, with the 001 overwritten in Sharpie with 030. A2M030 is the part number of 115/230 VAC Power Supplies. |
| | A2S1-33414 | Rev 4 | 5082 | BitHistory.org | Appleton, WI |
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|  | A2S1-33630 | 4 | 7938 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| Kind of guessing on power light style, since it's loose. |
| | A2S1-36541 | Rev 4 | 7943 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| There is an X below the Mobo datecode.
This now resides with a happy Apple II collector! |
| | A2S1-37607 | 548 | 8242 | David Clark | Brookline, MA USA |
| I'm assuming that the Board Revision number is the black stamped 548 on a rectangular white patch of the motherboard above the expansion slots. It's preceded by 606-X. |
| | A2S1-38495 | Rev 04 | 7949 | Brad H | Canada |
| Not the original board but believed to be correct based on serial number. |
| | A2S1-39461 | | 8004 | Pete Rittwage | Augusta, GA, USA |
| Has University of North Carolina property/inventory sticker. |
| | A2s1-40209 | Revision 4 | 8005 | Jay Graham | Butler, Pennsylvania |
| Has Integer BASIC card in it and one 5.25" diskette drive with rainbow cable. I am the second owner and have the original sales receipt from MicrosAge back in 1980
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| | a2s1-65515 | 04 | 8020 | Eric Bertrand | Quebec, Canada |
| It have Integer basic romset and 48k ram + a 32K Saturn ram card. |
| | A2S1-66227 | 4 | 8023 | Chris Courtney | Illinois, USA |
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| | A2S1-66838 | 7 | 8029 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| red label style |
| | a2s2-01511 | 820-0001-04 | 7928 | stefan westrin | sweden |
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| | A2S2-79985 | 7 | 8028 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| Came with a standard II badge, key-style power light. Somewhat mismatched as received. |
| | A2S2-101011 | 820-0001-01 | 7294 | MarkO | Albany, Oregon USA |
| Obviously not original Motherboard. |
| | ASS1-27590 | 4 | 7920 | Dean Claxton | Brisbane, Australia |
| Integer Basic ROM's, Autostart F8 on 16k language card |
 | | A2S2-434940 | 1782 | RFI 820-0044-D | Paco Moliner | Madrid, Spain |
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| | A2S1-3004 | RFI | 8114 | Rob Ivy | Texas, USA |
| This Apple II started life as an early Apple II serial #3004, but was "upgraded" to a II Plus sometime around '81. The lid/badge and logic board were exchanged with A2+ parts. This machine is currently being restored to it's original rev 0 Apple II configuration. |
| | A2S1-26480 | 820-0001-03 | 7917 | Arthur Ferreira | France, Paris |
| Inherited from its first owner André Finot, a french developer (Apple Lena 1). It has a RF modulator soldered on the motherboard but uses a rarissime ISTC Couleur RVB81 SCART (SECAM) adapter in slot 7 as main video output. The power supply is an ASTEC 115/230V Model AA11040. Seems like an early Apple ][ plus made from an Apple ][ surplus for the European market. |
| | A2S1-29395 | 3 | 7923 | Didier B | AUCH (France) |
| Probably Apple ][ upgraded to Europlus |
| | a2s2-00991 | Dont have a chip puller | 7926 | Brad R | New York |
| Seems to be first weeks of production of Apple Plus. Has raised power key KB. Don't know if this is was a retro fit KB at some point. Earliest apple II plus I have come across |
| | A2S2-1234 | REV.4 | unreadable | Kaleun-Software | |
| Early A2 in germany works well
i own this Apple over 30 years and works well |
| | A2S2-02193 | 04 | 7929 | Anonymous | TX |
| Early Rev 4 w/ soldered memory select blocks. A2M001 PS #49558. |
| | A2S2-4068 | Rev 4 | 7933 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| This one has beautiful matching Purple Ceramic gold top RAM and Character ROM |
| | A2S2-05105 | 820-0001-04 | faded | Eric Jacobs | California |
| Board copyright is 1978; original box shipping date is Sept 10, 1979; CPU date code 7908; all ROMs are date coded for 1978; soldered memory select blocks; |
| | A2S2-07273 | Rev 4 | 7940 | Tony Bogan - Current Owner! | New Jersey |
| This one has a cool video mod with a homemade 80 column card. Also, it has a rev 4 board, but with socketed ram select blocks. All other rev 4s I've seen have soldered ram blocks. |
| | A2S2-08139 | Rev 4 | unreadable | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| Went to a good home somewhere in the US |
| | A2S2-8381 | Rev 4 | 7940 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| Went to a good home in the USA |
| | A2S2-10087 | 4 | 7941 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-11134 | 4 | 8001 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-14909 | Rev 4 | 7946 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| Beautiful, near pristine condition with original matching S/N Box and packing. Went to a good home! |
| | A2S2-15435 | 820-0001-04 | 7949 | Arthur Ferreira | France, Paris |
| The Motherboard has 2 long wires at the back running from slot 7 to ICs in B10 and B11.
PSU model A2M001 with 03 hand written over the 01- serial #54146 - a sticker '230V ONLY' is applied where you usually had the 130/230V switch. |
| | A2S2-16974 | 821-0001-04 | 7946 | Peter Rittwage | Augusta, GA USA |
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| | A2S2-17497 | 4 | 8021 | Mike Maginnis | Denver, CO |
| 16K Memory Select Jumper Blocks (soldered) |
| | A2S2-18550 | Rev 4 | 8001 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
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| | A2S2-19020 | 820-0001-04 | 8024 | Brad H | Squamish, Canada |
| This one was reconstituted from parts - I put a black slot Rev 04 in it assuming that was probably what it originally had. |
| | A2S2-19087 | RFI | 2782 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
| Motherboard replaced at some point in time. |
| | A2S2-19386 | 820-0001-04 | 8001 | Unknown | Germany |
| Has the the earlier smaller green on white
IIplus sticker |
| | A2S2-26508 | 820-0001-04 | 8016 | Arthur Ferreira | France, Paris |
| Still has slot 7 covered by a sticker telling : "this slot only for euro color pal/secam card do not use for any other card !"
PSU serial # A2M0030- 020605 (230V ONLY)
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| | A2S2-68890 | Rev 4 | 8010 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
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| | A2S2- 77501 | | | Murray | New Zealand |
| A251048 serial a2s2 77501 |
| | A2S2-77656 | 4 | 8013 | John Laughlin | Duvall, WA, USA |
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| | A2S2-84155 | RFI - 820-00440-D | 8518 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| MOBO was a replacement from the original. |
| | A2S2-84904 | 4 | 8025 | Lars Schenk | Germany |
| More information and photos can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10208060362860324.1073741841.1636927119&type=1&l=bbc5bb53d7 |
| | A2S2-88415 | 820-0001-0 | 8030 or 8038 cant tell | Mick Sybal | 06776 |
| Unit came with the original books/manuals and brown leatherette apple carry bag, has seen water damage as the books and bag have mildew damage. Books could not be saved. Bag washed out fine, computer was cleaned, board needs a cleaning and there is a missing burned tantalum capacitor. As of now the pc boots to horizontal bars. Will repair when I have time. |
| | A2S2-95766 | 4 | 8018 | Jeff Ramsey | Morton, WA |
| The REV4 was stamped into the board above the CPU socket, not underneath the CPU, if that makes any difference. |
| | A2S2-109228 | RFI - 820-0044-C | only 82 is visible | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| Went to a good home! |
| | A2S2-109874 | 7 | 8038 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-113209 | | 8142 | Wayne Bibbens | Elbridge, New York USA |
| "48K" sticker still on spacebar. Has Language card installed. Still in "new" appearance condition. |
| | A2S2-119321 | 821-0001-07 | 8036 | Peter Rittwage | Augusta, GA USA |
| Power light is missing the word "power". It's just blank. |
| | A2S2-125950 | RFI 820-0044-01 | 8106 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| D8106 marked |
| | A2S2-151907 | Rev 7 | 8103 | Mike Maginnis | Denver, CO |
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| | A2S2-178728 | RFI - 820-0044-01 | 8116 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| An early RFI Board. Internals in good shape, case a bit marked up. |
| | A2S2-223385 | RFI | 8123 | Tony Bogan - Former Owner | US |
| In extremely good condition |
| | A2S2-248883 | | | Wayne M. | Maryland USA |
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| | A2S2-266673 | 820-0044-C | 8135 | Chris Torrence | Colorado |
| Board was replaced around 1983; I'm the original owner; came as part of the Apple II Family System |
| | A2S2-301287 | 820-0044-D | 5081 | Arthur Ferreira | France, Paris |
| power Supply model 605-5703 serial #825943 |
| | A2S2-371930 | RFI | 1282 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| My photos aren't great, not 100% certain of board date or specific RFI revision. |
| | A2S2-412783 | RFI -D | 1782 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-417534 | RFI -D | 1982 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-434490 | RFI | 1782 | Paco Moliner | Madrid, Spain |
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| | A2S2- 434940 | RFI 820-0044-D | 1782 | Paco MG | Madrid, Spain |
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| | A2S2-459992 | RFI -D | 2882 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-542439 | RFI | 4682 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
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| | A2S2-575950 | RFI - 820-00440-D | 8248 | Mike Maginnis | Denver, CO |
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| | A2S2-588366 | 820-0044-D | 0583 | Brad H | Squamish, Canada |
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| | A2S2-588978 | | | Wayne M. | Maryland |
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| | I A2S2-500004 | 820-0044-D | 8233 | John Cole | Alberta, Canada |
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 | | -label missing | 820-0044-D | 2382 | Florian Reitz | Stuttgart, Germany |
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| | IA2S2-681127 | | 8134 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| photo insufficient to determine revision. RFI likely. |
 | | A2S1-103568 | | | Hans Franke | Bavaria |
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 | | A2S3-000337 | 4 | 7934 | John Han | USA |
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| | A2S3-000431 | 4 | 7935 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| Originally Peter Olivieri's machine. |
| | A2S3-005842 | 820-0044-C | 8123 | Brad H | Squamish, Canada |
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| | A2S3-007432 | Don't know | not readable | ESoCoP European Society for Computer Preservation | Switzerland |
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| | A2S3-9394 | Rev 7 | 8122 | Jennifer P. | Atlanta, GA |
| Bell & Howell Apple II+ |
| | A2S3-011472 | | 8138 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| D8138. B&H model 3048D, s/n 1278033. Can't read board revision in photo, probably RFI something. |
| | a2s3-034578 | | 4482 | David Miller | Florida |
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| Other | | A2S2-128 | | | Stephen Cooper | Arkansas, USA |
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| Other | | A2S2-1497165 | 4 | 8050 | Paul Hagstrom | Boston, MA |
| Serial number is not a typo: A2S2-1497165. Came with a clear acrylic lid, so no badge. |
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