A letter signed by Apple founder Steve Jobs saying he doesn't sign autographs sold for almost $500,000 at auction last week. In the 1983 letter, Jobs writes to inform the sender that he does not ...

The memorabilia sold for $478,939 USD at auction Take a look above at the autographed letter and RR Auction for more details. Elsewhere in Steve Jobs memorabilia, the original “Apple Computer A ...

In 1983, a US man wrote to Steve Jobs and requested for an autograph. The Apple founder typed a letter and said that he does not sign autographs. However, he signed his name in the perfectly ...

Lots featuring Jobs signature typically end up with high prices, in part due to Jobs' reluctance to provide autographs. One job application sheet signed by Jobs sold for over $222,000 in 2021 ...

We reported last month that several rare items signed by Steve Jobs would be going up for auction ... three times its estimated value. The three autographed items auctioned by RR Auction included ...

In 1983, a man from California wrote to Steve Jobs requesting an autograph. The Apple founder sent him a typed letter stating that he does not sign autographs. But, the letter had Jobs's ...

Boston-based RR Auction on Thursday sold an Apple II manual signed by the company’s late co-founder Steve Jobs ... items related to Jobs and Apple, including a signed letter from Jobs in which ...

Steve Jobs did a lot of things in his lifetime: He co-founded Apple , he helped create one of the first mass-market personal computers and introduced the world to the iPhone and iPad, among his ...

A rare "Toy Story" poster signed by Apple and Pixar co-founder Steve Jobs sold at ... 24” x 36,” was signed by Jobs on the bottom with a black marker. A letter of authenticity was also ...

Boston-based RR Auction on Thursday sold an Apple II manual signed by the company’s late co-founder Steve Jobs ... items related to Jobs and Apple, including a signed letter from Jobs in which ...

A rare "Toy Story" poster signed by Apple and Pixar co-founder Steve Jobs ... 36,” was signed by Jobs on the bottom with a black marker. Included in the auction is a letter of authenticity.