Rare Functional Apple-1 Computer Fetches $375,000 at Auction
A fully functional Apple-1 computer just fetched $375,000 at auction, topping a collection of rare and valuable Apple memorabilia.
By Blip Tech
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Summary of the Article
The article reports on RR Auction's 'Steve Jobs and the Apple Revolution' event which wrapped up recently. The auction featured over 200 Apple- and Steve Jobs-related items, with a fully functional Apple-1 computer being the most valuable item, selling for $375,000. This price aligns with RR Auction's expectations.
Other notable items included:
- An Apple/Bandai Pippin EVT Prototype sold for $4,038
- A sealed first-generation iPhone 4GB sold for $87,514
- Two checks, one of which sold for $112,054
The article also mentions previous auctions where functional Apple-1 computers have been sold:
- In 2020, a functional Apple-1 sold for $458,711.25
- In 2024, another Apple-1 owned by Apple's first applications engineer, Dana Reddington, sold for over $315,000
The article concludes with information about a separate auction titled 'Remarkable Rarities' held in February 2025, where an autographed 1983 Apple Computer business card by Steve Jobs brought in just over $100,000.
