Apple’s founder, Steve Jobs, is the only name in the world who steers technology in a big way, with his life story and success stories. So much so that the belongings that belonged to him after his death or the valuable documents with his original signature become more valuable as the years pass. Of course, the most important factor that makes these items valuable is their stories.An Apple Computer Company check signed by Steve Jobs sold for $106,985 at an auction hosted by RR Auction. The check was filled and signed by Jobs in 1976 and is from Crampton, Remke & Miller INC., a consulting firm serving technology companies in Northern California. arranged in his name.
The address of the answering service they work in the garage
Jobs’ check at 770 Welch Rd., Ste. There are quite a few who think it’s notable for using the first Apple address at 154, Palo Alto, which was sold at such a ridiculous price. This address is actually the address of the answering service that Jobs and Wozniak used while working in the garage together. It is an obvious fact that this auction has attracted great interest from collectors.
Another old check signed by Steve Jobs and Wozniak was auctioned last year for $164,000.
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