The classic iPhone is getting ready to break its own record. After three similar devices sold for thousands of dollars this year, the novelty’s impact has not waned. According to auction site RR Auction, A sealed classic 4GB iPhone could sell for $200,000in a few days.

The auction record for an original, sealed 8GB iPhone is $63,000. But a variant of the classic 4G iPhone sold for $193,000. Unlike the first one, Apple sold only 4G iPhone units for two monthsthus any original copies are a rarity for the firm’s collectors.

4GB classic iPhone up for auction

Followers of the company whose budget is higher than most, Bid for iPhone by September 23.

Just like the second original 8GB iPhone to go up for auction this year, it’s possible that the 4GB iPhone listed by RR Auction could sell for slightly less. The payment will still read as thousands of dollars A great reward for the patience of keeping the world’s most famous smartphone for so long.

In addition to the 4 GB iPhone, RR Auction also released an original iPad signed by Steve Jobs and a vintage Apple check dated 1976, also signed by Jobs.. And there is an interesting anecdote about the first one.

In a long letter published on RR Auction, Hawaiian dentist Frank Sayre says he met Steve Jobs in 2010. When he went to his office with an emergency during a visit to Hawaii. After treatment both They had a conversation that ended with Sayre’s plea for his foundation:

“With no idea of ​​his attitude towards signing things, I told him we would be having a silent auction at our fundraiser and that we would really appreciate it if he could donate a signed iPad.. “Of course,” he said… I sent him a letter with a check for the price of the iPad: $729. I heard from his secretary, LaNita Burkhead, who returned my check and said Steve wanted the iPad as a gift and sent it to me. “I have that letter.”

I am 80 years old today Sayre decided to sell iPad Thus, someone else can keep the device in their hands in the most unexpected way.

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