There have been tons of high-profile Apple auctions over the last few years including some huge figures changing hands for mint, sealed original iPhones.We've also seen things as basic as business cards bring in a lot more money than you might expect, but nothing comes close to a new collection of Apple-related lots that have now sold as part of a so-called Apple Computer Revolution auction.
The auction, run by the folks at RR Auction, as is so often the case with Apple-related actions, includes a ton of lots that sold for a variety of different fees ranging from almost $323,000 to just $125. At the very top of the pile was an Apple-1 computer signed by Steve Wozniak, shortly followed by a business card signed by Steve Jobs that sold for more than $181,000. That item was expected to sell for around $10,00 which was clearly somewhat short of where things eventually ended.
