I'm not sure.
This paper is (I'm saying this badly) symbolic of how someone with nothing going for them made it.
Think of his psychology at the time. There is a lot of emotion and history attached to this document.
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Job Application Filled Out by Steve Jobs in 1973 Sells for $222,400
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This paper is (I'm saying this badly) symbolic of how someone with nothing going for them made it.
Think of his psychology at the time. There is a lot of emotion and history attached to this document.
Yep, a fool that will put it up for auction in 3 years time for over $300k+ to another fool who will do the same 3 years later.
His "possible, but not probable" response is so Steve.
Not sure which is more staggering: that someone actually thought to keep that seemingly random document or that 47 years later, that same seemingly random document would sell for over $222,400.
Not sure which is more staggering: that someone actually thought to keep that seemingly random document or that 47 years later, that same seemingly random document would sell for over $222,400.
His signature is found on the very first line "Name" Steve Jobs.
I got a copy of that sheet of paper for free. I mean, it's not the original. But I've pretty much seen all there is to see other than some yellowing paper. I might not having something to hang on the wall, but I'm not out over $200k either.
And his address is "reed college", but he dropped out of "reed college" 🤯
It has zero significance. Period.
Only an idiot with too much money would buy this.
That's why I set my max bid at $222,401. 👍🏼I was so close with my bid of $222,399.
Well, if anything, it shoes he wrote "Steven jobs," proving he always had an affinity for lower-cased first letters with dots that start proper nouns.
