Working Apple I signed by Steve Wozniak sold for an impressive $1.15M
One of the few surviving Apple I units, signed by Steve Wozniak and accompanied by a letter from Steve Jobs , just sold for a record-breaking $1.15 million. The famous "Hatfield" Apple I, signed by Steve Wozniak, just sold for well over a million dollars. Image Credit: Bonhams. The value of the Apple I as a collector's item has increased significantly over the past decade, with one example selling for nearly $500,000, more than the predicted $300,000 . The famous "Hatfield" Apple I serves as an even better example of the model's appreciation over time. Decades after original owner Fred Hatfield bought his Apple I, which was priced at $666.60 at the time, the machine was sold at an online auction. In 2013 , European auction house Breker sold the "Hatfield" Apple I for approximately $666,150. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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One of the few surviving Apple I units, signed by Steve Wozniak and accompanied by a letter from Steve Jobs , just sold for a record-breaking $1.15 million. The famous "Hatfield" Apple I, signed by Steve Wozniak, just sold for well over a million dollars. Image Credit: Bonhams. The value of the Apple I as a collector's item has increased significantly over the past decade, with one example selling for nearly $500,000, more than the predicted $300,000 . The famous "Hatfield" Apple I serves as an even better example of the model's appreciation over time. Decades after original owner Fred Hatfield bought his Apple I, which was priced at $666.60 at the time, the machine was sold at an online auction. In 2013 , European auction house Breker sold the "Hatfield" Apple I for approximately $666,150. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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One of the few surviving Apple I units, signed by Steve Wozniak and accompanied by a letter from Steve Jobs , just sold for a record-breaking $1.15 million.
The famous "Hatfield" Apple I, signed by Steve Wozniak, just sold for well over a million dollars.
The value of the Apple I as a collector's item has increased significantly over the past decade, with one example selling for nearly $500,000, more than the predicted $300,000 .
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