Steve Jobs Historic Check Paying Apple’s Phone Bill Is Up For Auction

The worth mentioning thing is the highest grade of “GEM Mint 10” by PSA/DNA. It means that the check is in mint condition and carries substantial historical value, indicating a critical point in the development of personal computing. The check underscores a pivotal phase in Apple’s development. It hints at Apple’s efforts to initiate the technological uproar by the first iPhone’s launch on June 29, 2007.

Steve Jobs Signed Apple Check Will Fetch Thousands At Auction

Sources claim that the historic check is part of an upcoming auction from RR Auctions. It is part of the “Steve Jobs and the Apple Computer Revolution” collection which will conclude on March 21, 2024. Steve Jobs’ autographed memorabilia has invariably drawn attention at auctions. In December 2023, RR Auctions also featured another check signed by Jobs, paying $4.01 to RadioShack. Another notable auction was an iPad signed by Jobs along with an unopened iPhone. Both were sent as gifts.

Steve Jobs signed the Apple business card circa 1983. It is also the center of attraction these days. At most, five business cards signed by Steve from any epoch have been authenticated by PSA/DNA.

Last but not least, the auction also features a letter typed and signed by Steve Jobs in 1983. In that letter, Steve refuses an invitation to speak at an early keynote event. Dated April 1983, the document reveals that Jobs chose a speaking engagement at Arizona State University’s ‘Computer Day,’ instead of the upcoming launch of the Macintosh.