Apple Co-Founder Steve Jobs’s Written Cheque of USD 4 in 1976 Auctioned for USD 36,850 at US-Based RR Auction

New Delhi, December 7: A $4 check written by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs to electronics retailer Radio Shack in 1976 has been auctioned for $36,850 at the US-based RR Auction. According to The Guardian, the signed check, written on an "Apple Computer Company" account at a Wells Fargo Bank branch in Los Altos, California, joins a growing market for Jobs' signature and memorabilia.

Last year, an Apple Computer check of $9.18 signed by Jobs in 1976 sold for $55,000. Another check from the same year, for $13.86 to Elmar Electronics, sold in March for $37,564. Jobs' signature on a job application for employment as an "electronics tech or design engineer" from 1973, designated by the auctioneer as Jobs' oldest known signature, sold in 2018 for $174,757. iPhone 16 To Feature New Upgraded Microphones To Help Users in Accurate Dictation and Giving Siri Commands: Report.

Moreover, a signature from three years later, which appeared on an original Apple founding contract signed by Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne, was sold in December 2011 for $1,594,500, the report noted. Earlier this year, a first-generation seal-packed iPhone was sold for $54,904 (around Rs 45 lakh) at auction. iOS 17.2 RC Update: From New Features To Resolved Issues, Check Everything About Apple's Latest iOS Update.

The device originally cost $599 when it was first introduced in 2007, reports MacRumors. A former Apple employee, who bought the original iPhone when it was released, placed it for sale on RR Auction.