A seller on eBay hopes to make $ 9.000 for a couple of Steve Jobs business cards and some Apple letterhead stationery. To this day, it is hard to imagine that Steve Jobs needed to hand out business cards, but obviously, they were other times.
The eBay seller, MG Service, has two lots for sale. The first for $ 5.000 comes with a card and three sheets of stationery. The second lot includes a business card and a stationery sheet
The price sounds outrageous, but MG's service may have based the value based on past sales of products related to Apple and Steve Jobs in the past. In 2015, three Jobs business cards - one from Apple, one from NeXT, and one from Pixar - sold at auction for $ 10.050.
From the death of Steve Jobs in 2011Any article related to him has become a collector's item for many users, and the prices that all his products obtain are increasingly high.
MG Service, which has a 100 percent rating on eBay and among its items for sale, we can see components for computer restorations. The problem is that does not offer enough evidence to prove the authenticity of the cards and stationery. He only states that these are objects that he has acquired from former employees of the company and retired.
The letters show the name "Steven P. Jobs" without a title. There is the rainbow striped apple logo along with the address of Mariani Avenue in Cupertino, and two phone numbers, one of whom is said to have gone to Jobs's office.
The seller says the cards are from 1985, shortly before Jobs was forced to leave the company he founded, which may explain why no title appears. It's known that there are several versions of an Apple business card, some with titles that others not. The Apple Museum in Prague has a Jobs business card that looks identical to eBay's.
