Seriously, 22k...
It's not even signed by anyone important, just a typed postcard.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-1-Computer-1977-Apple-1-artifact-post-card-document-letter/223097168588
Seriously, 22k...
It's not even signed by anyone important, just a typed postcard.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-1-Computer-1977-Apple-1-artifact-post-card-document-letter/223097168588
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Some people like to use eBay as a museum or a photo gallery. They don't actually expect or intend to sell that junk. They just want to show it off so people see that they own it.![Lol](https://www.applefritter.com/sites/all/modules/smiley/packs/kolobok/lol.gif)
Remember this guy? or this other guy? These are never going to sell at those prices. They're just using eBay as a place to show off their Apple stuff, like a museum.
Items like this, as part of a complete collection of historic documents, could be of interest to a museum; but I think individually it won't generate much interest...especially at that price. If I had a large collection of similar documents associated with Apple's early days and the Apple-1, I would approach a museum who has recently acquired an Apple-1 and offer it to them to enhance their collection.