Wozniak Apple motherboard sold for $800K at auction
History meets high finance when a piece of computing history is set to hit the auction block. A rare and highly sought-after item—a motherboard bearing the signature of legendary co-founder Steve Wozniak—is coming up for auction by Bonhams in New York.
This isn’t just a piece of electronics; it’s a tangible artifact from the golden age of personal computing. The motherboard, steeped in the legacy of Apple and the ingenuity of the early technology movement, is poised to command serious attention from collectors and tech enthusiasts alike.
The auction is scheduled to take place online during Bonhams’ History of Science, Technology & Computing sale, running between October 4 and 14. This window offers a limited opportunity for serious bidders looking to acquire a piece of computing mythology.
While initial estimates place the motherboard‘s value between $500,000 and $800,000, experts are predicting that the true market value could far exceed these figures. The unique provenance and historical significance of the item suggest that its appeal to top-tier collectors will drive dramatically higher bids.
It is a fascinating convergence of technological heritage and market value, turning a vintage piece of hardware into a high-stakes collectible. Those with an appreciation for both silicon history and high-value assets will undoubtedly be watching this event closely.
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