In recent years, collectibles related to Steve Jobs have become the target of collectors. A few days ago we informed you of a auction where we could find a document written by Steve Jobs showing the specifications of the Apple-1. Now it is the turn of a magazine from the Macworld publication signed by Steve Jobs.
The RR Auction website will put up for auction, between tomorrow and next December 13, a copy of Macworld magazine from February 1984 signed by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, a magazine that he signed 22 years later, specifically on May 19, 2006 at the opening of the legendary Apple Store on Fifth Avenue in New York.
Despite that Steve Jobs wasn't about signing autographsAs he claimed that all the credit was not his, he dedicated this copy to the person who gave it to him and we can read on the cover "to Matt, steven jobs" on the cover of the magazine, where we see Jobs posing with a threesome Macintosh originals. The magazine is in good condition despite the time that has passed.
The first issue of Macworld magazine, is a copy highly desired and hard to come by. If in addition, the extra of being signed by Steve Jobs himself is added, it becomes a unique collector's item that can reach $ 10.000 at auction.
To confirm the authenticity of the signature, the current owner of the magazine has provided a photograph and a video, where Steve Jobs is seen signing the copy, an audiovisual material that has been verified by Beckett and PSA / DNA.
In addition to the auction the first edition of Macworld signed by Steve Jobs, RR Actuion also makes available to collectors, a Steve Jobs business card in which we can read that he is the President of the Board of Directors of Apple Computer. This business card shows us the classic rainbow logo and the address 20525 Mariani Avenue, just across the street from the Infinite Loop in Cupertino. This business card is not a time object, so it could fetch a price of $ 500.
