Apple Collectible Items That Sold For Big Money

Apple is iconic brand, and anything related to Apple and has historical value hunted by the Apple lover. The following are lists of items related to the apple that people are willing to spend lots of money to get it:

Apple founding document

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Apple's founding contract.

This Sheets of paper contains signatures from three founders of Apple's Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne, which contributed for the creation of Apple Computer Co. on April 1, 1976.

At a Sotheby’s auction in New York City on Tuesday, this three-page contract was sold to highest bidder Eduardo Cisneros, the CEO of Cisneros Corp for $1,594,500.

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Apple’s First Trade Sign.

This is the first sign that Apple created to promote Apple Computer in 1976. This sign was also installed in their first headquarters in Cupertino.

It sold for $ 18,000 in 2008.

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Apple I.

A collector from Italy willing to pay $ 212,200 for the first computer created by Apple in 1976.

Although it obsolete, but the first Apple computers are considered to have a high historical value, since it made by the hands and apple only produce around 200.

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Steve Wozniak's Toolbox.

Called as "Toolbox that build Apple Computer" by the auction house, this blue metal box belongs to Steve Wozniak co-founder of Apple was formerly given to Apple employee, M. Thomas Ligget, Jr.

This rusty toolbox is ultimately sold for $ 7,000 in 2008.

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Andy Warhol Apple Logo.

This Apple’s Classic logo printed with rainbow color caught the attention of Warhol fans and also Apple fans. It was sold for $ 26,000 in 2009.

Source: Mashable