A signed Steve Jobs business card from 1983 is currently being auctioned on RR Auction, with bids opening at $70,741. This particular card has been certified as authentic and received a Gem Mint 10 grade, the highest possible rating from PSA/DNA. The card is described as being in fine condition, with minor imperfections that do not affect the signature.
RR Auction has previously sold 15 Steve Jobs business cards, but only four of these were from 1983. This current auction marks only the second time a signed 1983 card has been offered. The first signed 1983 card was auctioned earlier in 2024 and sold for $180,000, indicating a strong collector demand for such items.
The auction of this business card is part of a larger trend of high-value sales for tech-related memorabilia. Recently, an Apple-1 'Prototype Board #0' sold for $2,750,000. Other examples include a Jensen Huang leather jacket that sold for $960,000, significantly exceeding its initial estimate. These sales demonstrate the market for rare and iconic items associated with prominent figures and early technology.
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A signed Steve Jobs business card from 1983, graded Gem Mint 10, is currently up for auction, with bids starting at over $70,000. This is the second signed 1983 card to be auctioned, following one that sold for $180,000 earlier this year, highlighting the high value of rare tech memorabilia.