RR Auction recently closed the sales of its latest lot of Apple memorabilia, which included a very rare Steve Jobs signed business card that sold for an impressive $181,183. The business card is one of only 10 ever sold by RR Auction, with just one dating back to the 1983 era like the recent sale. The card is rare even further as it has a PSA/DNA grade of “GEM MT 10,” classified as “virtually perfect” with sharp focus, full original gloss, and four perfectly sharp corners. Despite having a faint stain on the front and an old tape stain on the back, the signed business card fetched nearly $200,000, almost double what RR Auction had estimated. This price was higher than a Steve Jobs signed check that sold for $176,850 and an original sealed 4GB iPhone that brought in $147,286.
The Steve Jobs signed business card was not the only valuable item in this auction lot. An Apple-1 signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $323,789, making it the most expensive item in this lot. Other items included a Steve Jobs-signed check for $176,850 and an original sealed iPhone for $147,286. Overall, these items showcase the rarity and historical significance of Apple memorabilia among collectors and enthusiasts.
RR Auction’s recent sale highlights how sought-after rare Apple memorabilia can be among collectors and enthusiasts alike. While some items may have minor imperfections or stains on them, they still command high prices due to their rarity and historical significance. It is clear that interest in Apple’s iconic founders continues to thrive among collectors today.
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