Is Steve Jobs' Signature Worth $150,000?

On December 13, Sotheby's will auction off the founding partnership agreement of what was then called the 'Apple Computer Company'. The two-and-a-half page contract was typed up by Ronald Wayne-- the unsung, lesser known co-founder of the tech giant -- in 1976. The well-preserved paperwork mainly ...

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