Apple I From 1976 Sells For $213,000 [Apple]

Nov 24th 2010
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One of the original 200 Apple Is from 1976 sold at auction yesterday at Christies of London, for £130,000-the equivalent of $213,000. It’s only in kit form, so the winning bidder must build his own case if he wants to truly use it. Inspect our own Brian ” Barry” Barrett on NPR talking about this, here . [ BBC ]

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