NFT In this period, where the madness of the world is growing day by day, the founder of Apple Steve Jobs also entered. Jobs’ job application in 1973, which contributed to the product preferred by many people such as Mac and iPhone, was put up for auction. Text, which can be purchased both physically and digitally, faced disappointment.
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Job application submitted by Steve Jobs to Atari may be fake
RR Auctions of Boston, Mass., completed the auction, which consisted of a variety of rare items ranging from computers, autographs, magazines and NFTs. This auction also included the job application form Steve Jobs submitted to Atari. However, according to the information received, this form was removed from the auction.
The application is suspected to be a position Jobs took when he applied to repair equipment in what was called the psychiatric ward at Reed College in 1973. Friday RR Auctions in his statement, “Therefore, we can no longer say with certainty that this is an Atari job application.” said.
Items listed and remaining for sale fared better at reaching estimated prices. In the remaining items both Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak A check dated 1976, jointly signed by $163,923 gone. Same time Kierulff Electronicswas given a check for $3,430.00 for the Apple-I.
This check is about 17 thousand dollars it corresponds. This means that the check has been sold for almost ten times its original value. Also, it is still sealed in its original box. Macintosh, 4 thousand 230 dollarswent to The best-selling item at the auction was a computer model. This product is a mockup without any Apple links.
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