electronicsibley Posted February 28, 2011 Share Posted February 28, 2011 (edited) Welcome to the Atari 7800 serial number list! A big thanks to @toymailman, who was the original OP. If possible, please post a picture of your systems serial number when submitting. If anyone has questions, suggestions or interesting background info, please don't hesitate to reach out. Order from earliest to latest consoles is as follows: "EP" - these were the original 5000 made in El Paso Texas in mid 1984. "AT84" - early batch still with Atari Inc. "AT85" - early batch now with Atari Corp "A1" - initial models still had the expansion interface "A1" - later models lost the expansion interface "A3" - next run of the 7800 units "X" - final run of 7800 units? "U" - undetermined serial number that cannot be attributed to a production run Production Run Serial Number Owner Notes EP 000166 Protari EP 000293 Crazymoon67 EP 000517 Sean39 has original color line gradient EP 000573 alortegac EP 001059 Adamj91 has box and manual EP 001292 Fyrebird EP 002574 toymailman CIB with all packaging EP 002953 phattyboombatty has ROY color line gradient EP 003976 toymailman EP 004179 atariguy1021 EP 005802 Mitch EP 007965 Leonard Smith EP 008042 Tubular Gearhead EP 008072 supavgx EP 008201 evad999 Has box and manual EP 009706 7800 AT84 00008 Mulletizer AT84 01672 bigscarymike has expansion port AT84 01675 Nateo AT84 03172 Corby AT84 03242 Lemmi AT84 05435 Retrogamer81081 AT84 06528 famicommander AT84 07751 Illtiger1 AT84 08200 E-MAN2001 AT84 08385 Crazymoon67 Has expansion port AT84 09103 PacManPlus cool Silver paint job AT84 10728 Mitch AT84 13423 Crazymoon67 Has expansion port AT84 14616 Mitch AT84 16922 toymailman CIB with the stickers AT84 16972 Brian R. AT84 19176 SiLicOne t0aD Has expansion port AT84 19650 TrekMD Modded / Expansion Port AT84 20618 DarthCloud AT84 20618 DarthCloud AT84 22447 cjamelv CIB with S-Video mod AT84 25241 toymailman CIB with different stickers AT84 27168 DrVenkman AT84 27566 Atarius Maximus AT84 28613 theoakwoody AT84 30276 toymailman AT84 31096 madmax_2069 AT84 31517 Sector7e housed in an arcade cabinet! AT84 31650 Crazymoon67 AT84 33049 Jaden (JRH) AT84 34648 Mitch AT84 39552 MikeCV82 AT84 41627 AtariAwesomeness! AT84 44298 Liduario AT84 46706 Mitch AT84 47840 Coolhand20th AT84 50078 o.pwuaioc AT84 50797 ApolloBoy has UAV S-video mod AT84 50981 toymailman AT84 53505 toymailman AT84 55116 Geoff Oltmans AT84 55199 toymailman AT84 55587 lapetino AT84 56253 Trebor AT84 57660 phattyboombatty AT84 59303 Mitch AT84 60391 toymailman AT84 60899 Tubular Gearhead AT84 62528 SeaGtGruff AT84 62542 godzillajoe AT84 62898 toymailman AT84 63558 toymailman AT 85 025103 John C AT85 027591 toymailman AT85 027818 toymailman AT85 033497 Atariboy2600 AT85 034352 Propane13 AT85 034819 Astal4 has s-video mod and blue LED AT85 036821 turbofly AT85 040056 Lendorien AT85 040332 Mitch AT85 042581 k8track AT85 046027 Mister-VCS AT85 046055 SearsRoebuck s-video mod by Crossbow / Has original box AT85 047392 ChuckTeed A1 Units (with Expansion Interface): A1 6C 5067150 Christophero Sly A1 6C 5071199 chuckster24 A1 6C 5072996 KrunchyTC Has box / Has expansion port A1 6C 5743453 toymailman A1 6C 5746504 ianoid has A/V and power mod A1 6C 5748541 mike99mccarthy A1 7C 5117922 socrates63 A1 7C 5156846 ApolloBoy A/V modded A1 71 5000592 atariluvr77 A1 71 5001132 Zeptari1 A1 71 5001575 Razzie.P A1 71 5002364 streps A1 71 5003655 gorfcadet A1 71 5005150 4300 A1 71 5009248 Bobby Nelson A1 71 5015499 groundtrooper A1 71 5016113 toymailman CIB with old style box A1 71 5755944 groundtrooper A1 72 5057643 purduecrum A1 72 5060877 wccw mark A1 72 5061842 PSW has A/V mod A1 73 5035619 triesmac A1 73 5039787 Pat Brady A1 74 5023906 Mord A1 74 5026521 tep392 A1 73 5765554 Kaiju A1 74 5790943 atarijagplayer A1 74 5793238 Tempest A1 74 5824501 Ashkin2002 A1 74 5825114 sramirez2008 CIB A1 74 5826584 streps A1 74 5833151 Schmutzpuppe A1 73 5839185 Mitch A1 73 5842980 SINGLE TOOTH A1 73 5845271 ChrisKewl A1 74 5829291 NISMOPC works, but has bad tactile switches A1 74 5871715 Atarifever A1 74 5876442 Trebor A1 75 5044126 toymailman A1 75 5810889 mario2butts A1 75 5848137 FireTiger A1 75 5862733 x=usr(1536) has expansion port A1 75 5852754 craigm71 A1 75 5865266 Cap5750 A1 76 5777527 rockman_x_2002 A1 76 5782808 Necron99 A1 76 5799186 doyman A1 76 5800466 cleoo A1 76 5803182 phattyboombatty A1 76 5804969 TwinChargers A1 76 5806823 Mitch A1 76 5882556 evad999 shell damaged, but working A1 76 5884618 kenfused A1 76 5899652 Leonard Smith Has expansion port / AV Modded A1 76 5908587 leep A1 77 5921684 Metal Ghost A1 77 5921877 Cap5750 A1 77 5922417 Dissy614 Original owner / pin header added to expansion port A1 77 5927901 triesmac A1 77 5935230 OldPAL A1 77 5936329 PSW has A/V mod and Blue LED A1 77 5936366 krewat A1 77 5942454 Roy hole but no port A1 77 5942851 cleoo A1 77 5956845 Greg Miller hole but no port A1 78 5005462 BenjaminR A1 78 5006878 Rastamafugg A1 78 5057034 AtariChris A1 78 5961655 Lord_of_Saipan A1 78 5963769 BydoEmpire A1 78 5969388 Gorfy A1 78 5976271 Shantai A1 78 5983589 Propane13 A1 78 5993051 madmax_2069 A1 78 5997744 turbofly A1 79 5004303 ChrisKewl has expansion hole but no sticker / has Winz s-video/composite mod A1 81 5197599 Starius A1 82 5108728 Silver Back has AV mod / recapped the board / new tactile switches installed A1 85 5330367 Mitch A1 85 5134504 MegaManFan A1 86 5357890 oakcitycomics A1 86 5374478 BIGHMW A1 88 5425614 AlwaysOnPlanetPatrol A1 88 5466526 Razzie.P A1 88 5472190 SINGLE TOOTH A1 ?? 5784969 Paul Westphal A1 ?? 5874284 Classic Pac A1 ?? 5883356 Master Phruby A1 Units (without Expansion Interface): A1 OA 5037924 mimo SECAM French A1 05 5511565 Snogpitch has box A1 77 5886485 gorfcadet has a hole for the port A1 77 5926215 Leonard Smith has a hole for the port A1 78 5971821 Yurkie has a hole for the port A1 78 5980673 Drobotic has expansion port, no expansion port sticker A1 79 5003964 Reaperman has a hole for the port A1 79 5008311 7800fan has a hole for the port A1 7B 5043568 Brian R. A1 7B 5044256 NISMOPC CIB w/ matching serial #s A1 7B 5050329 Coleco A1 7B 5057997 Thibr A1 7B 5094528 RodLightning A1 7B 5096537 adamchevy A1 7B 5112466 Sonic R A1 7B 5113502 Tubular Gearhead A1 7B 5085018 NISMOPC Probably 7B, but not totally clear from sticker A1 7C 5023486 OldAtAtari A1 7C 5025095 DJT A1 7C 5026112 electronicsibley cartridge port is tight - even for many 7800 games A1 7C 5119402 streps A1 7C 5143228 frank_c A1 7C 5143601 joeatari1 A1 7C 5152641 -^CrossBow^- kiloparsec BIOS installed | IC soldered to mainboard | extra timining circuit installed, but disabled - c64 clipped A1 7C 5172703 triesmac A1 7C 5173037 toptenmaterial assumed "7C" A1 7C 5180929 toymailman CIB A1 7C 5258335 Crazymoon67 A1 77 5925851 cleoo has a hole for the port A1 81 5194768 Tubular Gearhead A1 81 5198557 schmedly A1 81 5234371 Lemmi "81" was assumed A1 81 5252239 [d2f]Iggy*SJB A1 82 5101125 DrVenkman port on board only A1 82 5107799 Dave7800 A1 82 5248831 snstay A1 83 5237378 adam242 A1 83 5278956 thanatos Longhorn Engineer mod A1 83 5291010 joystickjedi A1 84 5120307 evad999 A1 84 5258596 joeatari1 A1 84 5293576 Lemmi A1 84 5300659 BSA Starfire A1 85 5062662 H311bender A1 85 5133913 Darrin9999 A1 85 5315285 R_Leo_1 A1 85 5319426 Themushroom has a hole for the port A1 85 5322400 Jouster made in Taiwan A1 85 5325615 cleoo A1 85 5327815 atarigal A1 86 5341227 jmetal88 A1 86 5342121 Synthpopalooza has Expansion Interface, but no slot A1 86 5352658 Silver Back has AV mod A1 86 5354313 BalloonFighter has a hole for the port / with Box A1 86 5355561 sirlynxalot Doesn't currently own A1 86 5370798 almightytodd A1 86 5372310 -^CrossBow^- UV power LED | UAV rD | cart sleeve mod | Kiloparsec BIOS | IC soldered to mainboard | extra timing circuit, but bypassed A1 87 5390079 schmedly A1 87 5395875 iesposta A1 87 5396310 BillieBeard A1 87 5396565 Jr. Pac A1 87 5398391 NISMOPC AV Modded mini-jack to RCA / has protective film A1 87 5410351 godzillajoe A1 88 5424651 eggimac A1 88 5424652 Atarifever broken A1 88 5425504 Brian R. A1 88 5425512 jalidi A1 88 5425514 stardust4ever Best Elec. A/V modded A1 88 5425515 Trebor with Expansion Interface A1 88 5425519 famicommander Best Elec. A/V modded A1 88 5425716 Ripdubski A1 88 5427812 ChuckTeed CIB A1 88 5429073 frankodragon A1 88 5446552 GeekDragon A1 88 5456395 sramirez2008 A1 88 5461656 GonzoGamer A1 88 5473506 Cafeman A1 88 5476932 toymailman A1 88 5481809 ChuckTeed A1 89 5486069 NightSprinter A1 05 5509878 FireTiger A1 ?? 5519505 zylon A1 ?? 5522180 ubersaurus A3 Units: A3 05 5274218 Leonard Smith No mods, all original A3 17 5254913 Airshack A3 84 5000929 Tifany A3 84 5009217 mtesta1985 A3 84 5012047 TesseractE A3 84 5018408 Liduario A3 84 5029086 Ataritard A3 84 5029841 Darrian9999 A3 84 5023974 ChrisKewl A3 84 5032174 Atariboy2600 A3 *4 5226657 BlasterMaster31 assuming this an (8)4 | not clear in the picture A3 85 5041905 Eagle A3 85 5053629 Cap5750 A3 85 5058680 Gandor A3 85 5066694 FireTiger A3 85 5071641 ZeroPage Homebrew A3 85 5076517 tep392 A3 85 5076717 Mitch A3 85 5081592 x=usr(1536) A3 86 5117587 mattsoft A3 87 5118033 FireTiger A3 87 5118877 Gorfy A3 87 5137160 sirlynxalot A3 87 5145173 leep composite mod A3 88 5152822 Rick Dangerous S-Video/AV and Stereo modded by Electronic Sentimentalities around 2012 A3 88 5155300 0078265317 A3 89 5157612 Propane13 A3 89 5157707 onthinice A3 89 5158935 Trebor A3 89 5168757 mattsoft made in Taiwan | packed with tissue paper A3 8C 5197625 Propane13 A3 8C 5202035 almightytodd A3 8C 5214226 Trebor A3 8C 5224133 bigbee99 A3 98 5227323 -^CrossBow^- blue power LED | exp port present | no extra timing circuit | ICs all in sockets | DevOS 1.0 BIOS installed | owned since 88 A3 9B1 5235296 Roy A3 9B1 5282493 Dauber A3 9B1 5287646 sramirez2008 NIB A3 9B1 5287847 Sbdolan A3 07 5292755 TwinChargers A3 07 5294575 Tubular Gearhead A3 07 5294890 Mitch A3 07 5294935 Propane13 A3 07 5295292 uveprom A3 07 5295828 Atariboy2600 A3 08 5299054 Swami A3 ?? 5280193 TrekMD X Units: X 201 023346 iesposta X 201 027306 AlwaysOnPlanetPatrol X 201 028792 Trebor X 201 031114 ApolloBoy X 208 006666 Crazymoon67 CIB | 5 game value pack X 209 001022 Deteacher X 209 008330 sixersfan105 X 210 011292 bennybingo X 210 017816 Mitch X 211 049104 karri X 214 031596 sirlynxalot Doesn't work X 21A5 31261 Shawn X 21A5 33348 Mister-VCS X 019142 mario64 X 9383802852 Eagle X 9383810542 mimo Doesn't work X 9383814764 mimo Video-modded X 9383824636 Eagle X ?? 014703 Swami PAL Units: A1 01 3012487 high voltage PAL-I | (UK) 1989 | CIB with Asteroids built-in A1 02 3013493 miker A1 08 4004121 larryleffaovell PAL-B A1 9C 3009092 Jouster made in Taiwan X 210 122966 larryleffaovell PAL-B X 211 009022 Xr8dPixel PAL-B X 211 039602 Mitch PAL-B X 211 099362 reliant73 PAL-B | CIB X 2185 1278 ongikong PAL-B X 219 539013 Dalta X 21A 5052601 Thibr PAL-B X 1093115226 Ouzy A/V modded | CIB | Kung Fu Master does not work X 9383812378 Jouster made in China X 9383813874 Jouster made in China X 9383814268 Ouzy recapped | power button replaced X 9383822750 Jouster made in China X 9383824692 shiz X 1093 118332 Mitch PAL-I X 1094 003244 Glennikit PAL-B | documents in Norwegian | has box X8 18 4028788 Thibr PAL-RGB X8 18 4034522 OBO PAL-RGB X8 19 4039400 Mitch PAL-RGB X8 19 4044748 Math You PAL-RGB X8 19 4054929 Mitch PAL-RGB X8 19 4057006 Avenger75 Asteroids built-in X8 1A 4059087 Mobsie X8 1A 4066446 Jai Alai PAL-RGB X8 1A 4088383 brenski PAL-RGB X8 1A 4098313 OBO PAL-RGB X8 24 4049014 Seob X9 38 3816664 BSA Starfire X9 38 3818889 w3dal PAL X9 38 3825127 Magic Knight U Units: U ___033452 OldAtAtari Can't Identify: mimo NTSC Edited Sunday at 12:20 AM by electronicsibley Periodic Update - List now caught up to EP 000293 from Crazymoon67 / page 21 of thread Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
phattyboombatty Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Nice! Neat to see the "Warner Communications Company" yet on that early 1984 model. I thought mine was a pretty early model, since it has the Expansion Interface on the side. But my serial number begins with an "A1". I have A1 76 5803182. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lynxpro Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Impressive. Did you buy any of those during the limited 1984 test launch? I'd prefer to have one of those translucent cases that Atari Inc. produced for internal mold testing. I also like the white "Jaguar" case that one user posted on Facebook [on Atari's wall] which was from the dental instrument mold. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DarthCloud Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Here mine: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toymailman Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Impressive. Did you buy any of those during the limited 1984 test launch? No, just the last few years. That would've been cool though. I am still searching for a very early model. I think the first batch of 5000 produced in El Paso had an "EP" in the serial number somewhere. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Mitch Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Not counting protos, I believe my earliest one is AT8414616. Though I have a few more 7800s boxed up somewhere. Mitch Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lendorien Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Mine has the expansion port, but the serial is AT85040056. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Stephen Posted March 1, 2011 Share Posted March 1, 2011 Replying to remind myself to dig out my 7800 and post the S/N. It's an early model with expansion port. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
[d2f]Iggy*SJB Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 Not an early one(no expansion port)... but what the hell: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tubular Gearhead Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 I have two with the expansion port, and three w/o. One of the expansion port ones is one of the early models made in El Paso Tx (note the "EP" in the serial #) That brings up a question that maybe one of the experts can answer for me. I had always heard that there were only 5000 of these made in Texas, but mine is #8042. So did they start numbering at one, or a later number? Did they make more than 5000? Also, it has "Made in Taiwan" printed, but it clearly says "EP 264" in the serial??? Any thoughts? Here are all of them, including the non expansion port ones just for the heck of it... Cheers! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toymailman Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 I moved mine 7800's from post #1 so that can be where I keep the list. ------------------ I don't have any of the original 5000 that I found discussed in other threads, but I have a few that start with an "AT" (both 84 and 85). The 84's are Atari Inc. while the 85's have an Atari Corp on them. I have: AT8416922 (CIB with the stickers and Rescue on Fractalus on cover) AT8430276 AT8450981 AT8453505 AT8460391 AT8462898 AT85027591 AT85027818 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fyrebird Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 My first post here, joined quite awhile ago too... I guess better late than never.. here is my 7800 number, sorry for the poor quality, using my cell phone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tubular Gearhead Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 My first post here, joined quite awhile ago too... I guess better late than never.. here is my 7800 number, sorry for the poor quality, using my cell phone. Welcome, glad you posted. "1292 EP" Nice, low El Paso #- cool! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennybingo Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 My first post here, joined quite awhile ago too... I guess better late than never.. here is my 7800 number, sorry for the poor quality, using my cell phone. Welcome, glad you posted. "1292 EP" Nice, low El Paso #- cool! Hello all! I am new to the forums, but a long time collector / player of all that is Atari. When I saw this post, I decided to check my serial numbers and came across an oddball. Help me out with this one: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toymailman Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 Hello all! I am new to the forums, but a long time collector / player of all that is Atari. When I saw this post, I decided to check my serial numbers and came across an oddball. Help me out with this one: It looks to be made in China, and I assume it does not have the expansion interface. This one might be after the "A3" series. I'll add it in the list at the end unless someone knows better. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennybingo Posted March 3, 2011 Share Posted March 3, 2011 Hello all! I am new to the forums, but a long time collector / player of all that is Atari. When I saw this post, I decided to check my serial numbers and came across an oddball. Help me out with this one: It looks to be made in China, and I assume it does not have the expansion interface. This one might be after the "A3" series. I'll add it in the list at the end unless someone knows better. Woo Hoo!!!! I have something unique...at least for this moment. I shall cherish it!!!!! btw...no expansion unit Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
[d2f]Iggy*SJB Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 I've never opened my 7800..... is the "expansion port" still on the later motherboards, and the case simply lacking the opening? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gdement Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 (edited) Iggy*SJB' date='Thu Mar 3, 2011 7:11 PM' timestamp='1299208286' post='2224545']I've never opened my 7800..... is the "expansion port" still on the later motherboards, and the case simply lacking the opening? The solder pads for the expansion port are still on the motherboard, but the pins are missing. edit.. it appears that d2f's username has broken the quote tag. Hacker!! Edited March 4, 2011 by gdement Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
[d2f]Iggy*SJB Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 Iggy*SJB' date='Thu Mar 3, 2011 7:11 PM' timestamp='1299208286' post='2224545']I've never opened my 7800..... is the "expansion port" still on the later motherboards, and the case simply lacking the opening? The solder pads for the expansion port are still on the motherboard, but the pins are missing. edit.. it appears that d2f's username has broken the quote tag. Hacker!! LOL! I never noticed that(the quote tags)... I wonder if I can edit my username to just "Iggy"? I'll have to look into that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennybingo Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 Are any of these systems serial #'s more coveted than others? If so, what is the difference between them? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tubular Gearhead Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 Are any of these systems serial #'s more coveted than others? If so, what is the difference between them? There are some older threads about the differences. Here is one about the 1984 earlier models... http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/9812-1984-7800s/ There are a much smaller number of these earlier models out there, they were made in Texas , and they also tend to be fully socketed on the motherboard. It took me a while to find one, so they hold more value to me. I think some of the back history on the 7800 is pretty interesting stuff. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennybingo Posted March 4, 2011 Share Posted March 4, 2011 Are any of these systems serial #'s more coveted than others? If so, what is the difference between them? There are some older threads about the differences. Here is one about the 1984 earlier models... http://www.atariage....812-1984-7800s/ There are a much smaller number of these earlier models out there, they were made in Texas , and they also tend to be fully socketed on the motherboard. It took me a while to find one, so they hold more value to me. I think some of the back history on the 7800 is pretty interesting stuff. Thanks for the info. I still want to figure out exactly what that weird serial # I have on one of my consoles means (the pic I posted earlier - X 210 011292) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TwinChargers Posted March 6, 2011 Share Posted March 6, 2011 Here are my two- A1 76 5804969 (has expansion port) A3 07 5292755 (no expansion) Interesting to learn what the different serial #'s mean, even if mine are uneventful. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
godzillajoe Posted March 6, 2011 Share Posted March 6, 2011 AT8462542 A187 5410351 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
toymailman Posted March 6, 2011 Share Posted March 6, 2011 AT8462542 A187 5410351 Does your A1 unit have the expansion port. I am assuming it does not. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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