A restored Apple-1 in good working order might see a winning bid of $485,000 in an upcoming auction. That’s not just because the antique computer is nearly all original and actually works. It’s also because Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak signed it.
Experts predict a restored Apple-1 computer made in 1976, and in working order, could go for as much as $485,000 in an auction. That’s partly because Wozniak signed it for its current owner, Jimmy Grewal. He founded The APPL Collection private museum in Dubai.
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