With a face value of $4.01, Jobs signed the check and finally sold it for $46063.

CTOnews.com, December 8-Steve Jobs (Steve Jobs) signed a check for $4.01 when he was shopping at Radio Shack in 1976, and the check recently sold for $46063.

RR Auction held a "Fine Autograph and Artifacts"-themed auction from November 17 to December 6, and the check signed by Jobs was expected to fetch $25000, but the final bid was $46063 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 330000 yuan).

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

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."