Vintage Apple items go for big money at auctions all the time, and this week a check signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs and co-founder Steve Wozniak could be another big fish to pry for the lucky bidder. The check is part of the collection called Steve Jobs Revolution, which includes multiple items belonging to Jobs.
The auction site hosting the special event suggests the check signed by the Apple co-founders was probably used to pay for the parts that helped in building the second set of Apple 1 computers.
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As for the check, it is dated July 15, 1976, by the name of Apple Computer Company, which was Apple’s first origin name. The check was written to Kierulff Electronics for an amount of $3,430 (Rs 2,57,300 approx). The latest bid for this check on the auction site is $23,000, and now people are bidding at $25,000 for this special item. But since the auction is going up to March 17, expect the final bidding winner to have spent a handsome amount to own this Jobs memorabilia.
For Apple fanboys and historical enthusiasts, this auction gives them a chance to own special Apple devices and computers, along with other items like this vintage check, signed by none other than both the Steve’s; Jobs and Wozniak.
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But that’s not the only item worth bidding over the next month. You have a special yearbook signed by Jobs, photos of the Apple founder when he was in college, and even his business card. Other Apple items include the original Apple-1 advertising flyer, and even the Apple-1 computer manual book.
So, if you have been eyeing any of these classic Apple memorabilia’s over the years, this auction site is the place to be, and probably grab one or two of them for your collection.
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