An iPhone is always a good investment. Just a few months ago, an original iPhone set an all-time record for $63,000 at auction. another seller is targeting $100,000 for the same 2007 model. But unlike the ones sold so far, It has 4GB of storage instead of 8GB.

As auction site LCG Auctions explains, the “iPhone” was originally sold with 4GB or 8GB of storage when it was released 16 years ago, on June 29, 2007. The popularity of the 8GB option has caused Apple to drop the 4GB model, then to offer 16GB capacity. Hence the rarity of the latest find in recent discoveries of fully enclosed first-generation iPhones.

There is always a rarer and more expensive iPhone.

According to Mark Montero, founder of LCG Auctions site, which also the latest classic iPhones for sale, says The 4GB model is probably 20x rarer than the 8GB versiontherefore, it is very likely that it will set a new record selling price.

And I add:

Despite extensive worldwide media exposure of our previous sales and hundreds of communications with consumers who thought they had an original factory sealed iPhone, this is the only factory sealed version of the 4GB that appears.

release year, 4GB model sold for $499Compared to the $599 8GB version. In addition to its innovative memory and touchscreen, the iPhone offered a 2-megapixel camera and a web browser.

The auction also includes other original iPhones, making it a The first auction to offer all three versions of the first version of the iPhone. Thus, an 8 GB model and a 16 GB model are offered from the factory.

Apple fans with a sufficient budget will have the opportunity to go to the auction for this gem from June 30 to July 16 to own one of these.

While some pay everything for the rarest original iPhone ever to be found, many are waiting to see the outcome of the evolution of the device with the launch of the iPhone 15, which according to the latest reports will surprise us with incredible news.