A signed business card from Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is drawing intense interest at auction. The 1983 Apple Computer business card, featuring Jobs’ signature and the company’s rainbow logo, is part of RR Auction’s “Remarkable Rarities” event.
Bidding Surpasses Expectations
Auction experts initially estimated the card would sell for over $60,000. However, bidding has already soared past $75,000, exceeding expectations. With Jobs’ lasting impact on technology and the rarity of his signed memorabilia, the final sale price may climb much higher. The auction is set to close on February 20.
A Rare Collector’s Item
Steve Jobs’ signed business cards remain some of the most sought-after Apple memorabilia. RR Auction has previously handled 15 Jobs business cards, but only four were from this era. Among those, just one carried his signature. Last year, a similar card fetched an astounding $181,183, showcasing the demand for Jobs-related collectibles.
Tech Memorabilia Market on the Rise
Interest in Apple memorabilia continues to surge. In January, Karl Lagerfeld’s collection of iPods also went up for auction, highlighting the growing market for vintage tech collectibles. With Jobs’ legacy firmly established, items tied to his career remain highly valuable to collectors.
Final Countdown
With the auction nearing its end, collectors are eager to see how high bids will go. Based on past sales, this rare Apple artifact could set a new record before the February 20 deadline.
