The truth is that it is not the first of the Apple I to be auctioned in the world and we believe that it will not be the last, but as historian Corey Cohen says, this machine is different because it has a white «PCB» motherboard . It should be noted that all these Apple I were manufactured by hand by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, with different pieces due to the remnants they bought in their day. This Apple I is really different from the rest of those that were manufactured to sell in series and for this reason it is thought that it may even be a kind of previous model as a "demo machine" or something similar so they hope to raise a million dollars with it.
The truth is that these Apple I sales have been seen at auctions for really spectacular prices, in some cases even reaching $ 600 and more. Now with this new Apple I that goes into auction, it is expected to raise even more due to the rarity of the product itself, since It has certain details different from the rest of the Apple I models auctioned plus it works perfectly.
This is a promo video To get the most benefit from the Apple I assembled sometime in the summer of 1976:
So if you are one of those who has enough money to participate in this spectacular auction of a piece of history of the Cupertino company, we recommend that you visit the website of Charitybuzz, inform yourself and participate in it. This model is so exclusive that Cohen himself warns that it is perfect to place in a display case and not use daily, so this is another auction from which you can see a very high price for having this "exclusive" Apple I. The auction will last one month starting this Monday, July 25 and ending on August 25, so we will be waiting to see the figure that ends up getting.
