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Steve Jobs' 1983 signed business card fetches over $70,000 at auction

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A signed 1983 business card belonging to Apple founder Steve Jobs is currently up for auction, with bids reaching over $70,000. This particular card is highly sought after due to its rarity from that specific year and its Gem Mint 10 grade, signifying the highest authenticity and condition rating. This follows a previous sale of a similar 1983 signed card that fetched $180,000, highlighting the strong demand for memorabilia from iconic tech figures. AI

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Steve Jobs' 1983 signed business card fetches over $70,000 at auction

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Jowi Morales ·

    Gem Mint signed 1983 Steve Jobs business card opens at $70,000 — second signed card from that era after $180,000 record sale

    This rare business card is currently on RR Auction, with a previous example going for $180,000 just a couple of years ago. It's graded Gem Mint 10, meaning it's as perfect as it can get.

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