Since the death of Steve Jobs, any item that has passed through his hands, is signed by him, includes his name and in general, any product that belongs to the early years of Apple, has gone up for auction reaching, in some cases, figures exorbitant, such as the case of an Apple-1 that reached $ 900.000.
Obviously, not all products related to the early years of Apple have the same interest from collectors. Today we are talking about a new auction, an auction related to a real sign that an authorized Apple reseller had outside their store.
The poster in question shows the original apple logo with rainbow in 1978. This sign is made of methacrylate with a metal frame and has dimensions of approximately 123 x 153 cm and is one of the first signs that authorized Apple distributors displayed outside their stores to inform that they were official agents of the company founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
This sign has surface marks and a few stains on the yellow background, but the rainbow colors remain in very good condition. In general, based on the auction description, the state of conservation of this sign is very good.
At the moment there is no offer for the article at the time of writing this article, an article whose starting price is $ 20.000, an auction that will remain active for the next two days. This auction is available to via Nate D. Sander Actuions (and not RR Actuions regular Apple product auction website) an auction that will end on March 26 at 5:XNUMX pm PST.
