Ok.
So do you remember the recent auction of a
sealed four gigabyte original iphone for almost $200,000?
Oh, yeah.
Well, now another rare piece of Apple history is up for sale.
The second check ever written signed by Steve Jobs and Steve
Wozniak
is up for auction.
The check dates back to March 19 of 1976 and
it even predates the launch of Apple by 13 days.
It was to a supplier of computer components and it's
a Wells Fargo temporary check for the amount of $116.97.
It's expected to go for more than $50,000
for sale through
our
auction, which includes over 50 rare items.
I had a, I think I know your answer to this but uh it's,
it's prompting me to ask if you bid for something like that.
I wouldn't bid for it, but I do understand the significance of it.
I mean, this is like a piece of technic uh technological history right now.
I do understand. Stand the hype over it.
I get the hype.
I don't know, to be honest, actually,
I think the original iphone for 200,000 is a lot more interesting than a check.
I agree with you. I agree with you.
Especially considering whoever sold it never opened it.
It didn't have GPS, it didn't have a camera but it's over $200,000.
That is cool. I mean, that, that definitely is historical. Absolutely.