Some time ago, we informed you that, through RR Auction, it was going to be auctioned a copy of Macworld magazine, which incorporated Steve Jobs's own signature, which read “For Matt, from Steve Jobs”, and which had been verified to be completely genuine thanks to the fact that the owner of the copy in question had a video in which you could see how Steve Jobs signed it in question.
Also, along with this, also included an old Steve Jobs business card, which featured the old Apple logo, with the classic rainbow over the bitten apple, and perhaps the most interesting thing is that 20525 Mariani Avenue is named as the company's address, a street relatively close to the Infinite Loop, the current headquarters of the company.
However, apparently, the auction for the business card in question was expected to go live for about $ 500 or something else, depending on the value that it finally reached, as we must bear in mind that it is only a fast business card, with hardly any data and details.
But, apparently, it is worth much more, or at least that is how users see it, as it has been announced MacRumors, the copy eventually sold for $ 47.775, which is logical because it contains a direct dedication and the original signature of Steve Jobs. However, what really stands out is that, The business card was finally sold for nothing more and nothing less than $ 6.259.
In addition, for that price, it would be expected that it contained a touch of Steve Jobs, but the fact is that this is not the case, because although it is true that they were his personal cards, at the time they were not designed by him, which is something that must also be taken into account, and for what more than $ 6.000 seems exaggerated to many. There is no doubt that the anonymous buyer was a fan of Jobs.