
A super-rare and extremely early Apple Computer motherboard has blasted past auctioneer estimates to achieve a hammer price of $2,750,000. During The Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction sale, which ended Thursday, this Apple-1 ‘Prototype Board #0’ sold for 5.5X Boston’s Rare and Remarkable Auctions estimate, smashing the previous Apple-1 sale record of $945,000.
Apple didn’t start with a keynote.It started with a check. A prototype board. A bank statement.With just hours left, these pieces of Apple’s origin story are still climbing. The 30-Minute Rule begins tonight at 7 PM ET.@RRAuction#Apple50 #SteveJobs #AppleHistory pic.twitter.com/usQXGYX1r2January 29, 2026