Recently, various items related to the father of the Apple company, Steve Jobs, have been going up for auction, with the latest item up for auction being his business card. It has Steve Jobs led as chairman of the board of directors of the company Apple Computer and the design is complemented by the now-old rainbow logo. Although the business card has nothing special, it is not even signed and only provides information about the name and address, it was auctioned for an almost unbelievable 140 thousand crowns. Just for fun, that is the price you pay for the basic iMac model Pro.
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The entire auction was sponsored by the Boston auction house RR Auction, and the expected final amount was only 11 crowns, which is an extreme difference compared to the result. During the same auction, a copy of MacWorld magazine from February 500, which was hand-signed by Jobs himself, was also auctioned. The final amount of this edition was predicted to be around 1984 thousand crowns, but the final price managed to climb up to an incredible 230 million crowns.
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Steve Jobs signed the magazine at the legendary opening of the iconic Apple branch in New Yorkon the well-known Fifth A streetvenue. However, it is not just a signature, as it is supplemented by a dedication. On the cover of the magazine we find “To Matt, Steve Jobs.
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Recently, you could read on our website about the auction of a handwritten document by Jobs himself, which was not very successful and the resulting price did not even reach the pre-estimated amount. However, as the new auction showed, the previous failure was more of an unfortunate coincidence. The interest in things related to the father of the Apple company is not decreasing in any way.
heh, one day even my business card will be so expensive, I want even more.. :D :D
I won't pay...