Rare first batch of Apple-1 sells for more than $250,000 at auction

Another rare Apple-1 computer is up for auction, this one with bids exceeding $250,000. The Apple-1, the first Apple product created by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak when Apple Computer was founded, is now rarely used.

Apple-1 models put up for auction often sell for high prices due to their rarity, and this particular Apple-1 for sale ranks #7 on the registry and Comes with serial number handwritten by Steve Jobs. This is one of the first batch of machines, and according to the auction website, it is the only first Apple-1 to be auctioned in many years, and the first Apple-1 to have a serial number authenticated by Steve Jobs.

Daniel Kottke, one of the first employees to work at Apple, has confirmed that it's working fine. It comes with a power supply and other period-appropriate components, including a Sanyo VM-4509 monitor and Datanetics keyboard. It also comes with a modern tape interface, power supply, connecting cables, and replicas of the original operating manual signed by Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne.

The auction site is also selling a 1993 Apple MacTV, Apple's first attempt to create a TV-computer hybrid device, as well as Steve Jobs's famous, Versace shirt and leather wallet.

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