Another Steve Jobs-signed business card hits auction block

Steve Jobs-signed rare Apple business card from 1983 is up for auction, bids already crossed…
A rare Steve Jobs-signed business card from 1983 is up for auction, essentially giving Apple product collectors a chance to own a piece of the company's history. The card, featuring Apple's iconic rainbow byte logo,
This Rare Steve Jobs Business Card Could Be Yours for Only $82,500
A new piece of Apple memorabilia has shown up on the auction block in the form of a 1983 business card signed by the legendary late CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs. The card comes from Jobs’ initial stint at Apple when he was the Chairman of the Board of Directors (as shown on the card).
Steve Jobs-signed business card from 1983 hits auction, bidding soars past $75,000
A rare Apple business card, signed by Steve Jobs, is up for auction, drawing massive interest. With bidding already exceeding $75,000, collectors are vying for this sought-after piece of Apple history.
Another Steve Jobs-signed business card hits the auction block
For those looking to add to their collection of Apple rarities, a business card signed by the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs is now up for auction — just be prepared to pay a lot.
Rare business card signed by Steve Jobs goes up for auction
From time to time, we see some rare items related to Apple’s early days going up for auction. If you’re one of the people who collect such items, RR Auction is now auctioning off a rare business card signed by Steve Jobs – if you have a few thousand dollars to spend.
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Boston-based RR Auction is auctioning a rare Apple Computer business card signed by Steve Jobs. RR Auction says the
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