The 12C Prestige, HP part F2233A, came out in 2008. It's a 12C Platinum of the 2007 kind dressed in the original 12C's gold-colored plate, so you get the classic look with the Platinum's RPN and algebraic modes, 400 program steps and 30 cash flows. HP Brazil's product page lists those same features, and the CFA Institute names it in its calculator policy. v1 of this site mixed it up with the 2011 30th Anniversary Edition, a separate limited 12C of 40,000 units that's RPN only. The quick tell is the ALG key: the Prestige has one. If you want the gold look and the Platinum's extras together, this is the model.
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No documented faults. Check the display and keys, and that it's a Prestige rather than a 30th Anniversary Edition or a plain 12C.
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