A Steve Jobs-signed Apple business card has already attracted bids of more than $64,000, making it one of the standout items in a major Apple memorabilia auction.
The business card, dating to around 1983, lists Jobs as Chairman, Board of Directors at Apple Computer and has received a PSA Gem Mint 10 grade. With more than 20 bids placed, the auction price has climbed to $64,310 ahead of its August 20 closing date.
According to RR Auction, signed Apple business cards from this period are exceptionally rare. Of the 15 Steve Jobs business cards the auction house has handled, only four were from 1983—and just two have been signed and authenticated.
The card is part of "Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two," which features more than 200 pieces of Apple history.
Other highlights include a prototype "Stealth iPod" development unit disguised inside a plain enclosure, a rare Apple-1computer, an original Apple Lisa, a sealed first-generation iPhone, Steve Jobs-signed checks, and other historic Apple collectibles.
Jobs was known for rarely signing autographs, making authenticated examples especially valuable. In 2024, another signed Apple business card sold for more than $181,000, setting the record for the most expensive business card ever sold at auction.