A rare Apple check signed by Steve Jobs is at auction.

CTOnews.com, Dec. 5 (Xinhua)-- A rare 1970s Apple check signed by Steve Jobs (Steve Jobs) is currently under bidding, which will end on December 7, with 21 bidders currently bidding for $22444 (CTOnews.com Note: about 160000 yuan).

The check, signed by Jobs on July 23, 1976, was designed with Apple's special 6x3 check and was paid to Radio Shack by Jobs for $4.01.

The check, titled "Apple computer," uses Apple's first official address, "770 Welch Rd.,Ste. 154 Palo Alto".

CTOnews.com attached an introduction to Radio Shack, arguing that the Boston-based company was behind Apple's success.

It is reported that Steve Wozniak (Steve Wozniak) used to stop in front of Radio Shack when he was a teenager, and he saved enough money to buy their groundbreaking TRS-80 microcomputer system, which he used to build a "blue box" (an illegal device that can make free long-distance calls).

Blue Box cemented the first business partnership between Wozniak and Jobs, who managed to make and sell about 200 boxes at $150 each. Jobs later told his biographer that if it wasn't for Wozniak's blue box, "there would be no Apple."