An extremely rare first batch Apple-1 computer with a serial number (“01-0050”) handwritten by Steve Jobs is up for auction, and it could sell for over $300,000 USD. This particular example has been verified in working condition by Daniel Kottke, who was one of the first employees to work at the company when the Apple-1 was being manufactured.
Aside from the Apple-1 computer, it also comes with a period-correct power supply made by Brittany McGannon, complete with a Sanyo VM-4509 monitor as well as a Datanetics keyboard. Other features include a modern cassette interface, power supply, connecting cords, and a reproduction of the original operation manual signed by Steve Wozniak as well as Ronald Wayne. More information here. Now we’re just patiently waiting for the Apple electric car.
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This is a truly rare offering, one that may not be seen again in the public marketplace for many years! The computer comes with an LOA from PSA/DNA (AL03580) for the handwritten serial number. Additionally, the manual comes with a COA from PSA/DNA (AJ61656) for the signatures,” said Goldin Auctions.
