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The Elusive Steve Jobs Autograph

Steven Paul Jobs (February 24, 1955 – October 5, 2011) was an American business magnate, industrial designer, investor, and media proprietor. He was the chairman, chief executive officer (CEO), and co-founder of Apple Inc., the chairman and majority shareholder of Pixar, a member of The Walt Disney Company’s board of directors following its acquisition of Pixar, and the founder, chairman, and CEO of NeXT. Jobs is widely recognized as a pioneer of the personal computer revolution of the 1970s and 1980s, along with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.

Steve Jobs didn’t like to sign autographs.  He felt that signing implied that he was taking all of the credit for Apple or a specific product.  There’s a famous video you can find on YouTube which shows Jobs refusing to sign an autograph for a man in a wheelchair.  The man persists and Jobs eventually relents.  Even while he was alive Steve Jobs’ autograph was rare and valuable because he so rarely signed.

How much is Steve Jobs Autograph worth?

Steve Jobs autographs have sold at auction for as much as $1.6 million if you count the Apple founding document which sold at auction in 2015.  Another legal agreement with a Steve Jobs autograph documenting a business venture with a college friend sold for $40,000.   There aren’t a lot of auction records because his autograph so seldom comes up for sale; which is good news if you happen to have a Steve Jobs’ autograph.

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A Steve Jobs Autograph Sold at Nate D. Sanders Auctions in Los Angeles for $31,250.  Here it is:

Steve Jobs Signed Pixar Poster Featuring the ”Toy Story” Characters — Extraordinarily Scarce Pixar Item Signed by Jobs, With JSA COA

Extraordinarily scarce Pixar Animation Studios poster signed by its co-founder Steve Jobs, sometime after 1995 when ”Toy Story”, the first computer-animated feature film, debuted. Jobs’ legendary vision is evident in his backing of Pixar, whose potential was immediately realized in the success of ”Toy Story”, earning three Academy Award nominations, breaking box office records and securing its reputation as one of the finest animated movies of all time. Poster measures 24” x 36”, signed by Jobs in black fiber-tip marker. In near fine condition. With JSA COA. Sold for $31,250.

 Pixar Poster Featuring the ”Toy Story” Characters. Click to enlarge.

COA for Steve Jobs Signed Pixar Poster Featuring the ”Toy Story” Characters. Click to enlarge.

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Here are more items we have sold: 

Steve Jobs Autograph on a Check Signed From 1988 — Jobs’ Autograph s and Handwrites a Check for $2,000 to His Girlfriend Tina Redse — Authenticated & Slabbed by PSA/DNA

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Steve Jobs Signed ”Fortune” Magazine Cover From 1989 — With an LOA From the Consignor, Jobs’ Limousine Driver — With JSA COA

Steve Jobs signed ”Fortune” magazine cover from its 9 October 1989 issue, published shortly after the launch of Jobs’ new company NeXT, Inc. Jobs signs in black ink, ”To Terry / steve jobs”, with his characteristic lower case signature, next to a photo of the charismatic technology icon. The recipient, Terry, was one of Jobs’ chauffeur drivers for several years before asking Jobs to sign this magazine, although Jobs subsequently called the limousine company to complain about the autograph request. Magazine cover measures 9” x 10.875”, without rest of the pages. Affixed to autograph album page, which could easily be professionally removed. Near fine condition with a bold signature. With a COA from JSA, as well as an LOA from Terry the consignor, and also Terry’s first year performance review from the limousine company. Sold for $16,638.

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Steve Jobs Signed NeXT Computer Poster — Signed by Jobs at the NeXT Introduction Event on 12 October 1988 — With JSA COA

Scarce NeXT Computer poster signed by Steve Jobs, who founded NeXT in 1985 after he was forced out of Apple. The NeXT Computer System was the first line of products released by the company, which debuted to the world at the invitation-only NeXT Introduction on 12 October 1988, where this poster was displayed and signed by Jobs. In his first major public appearance since leaving Apple, he famously told the audience, “It’s great to be back.” Poster on foam board measures 37.25″ x 16.75″, signed by Jobs at lower right margin. Fading to signature, otherwise near fine condition. With an LOA from the consignor, who received the poster from her employer who worked directly with Jobs. With JSA COA. Sold for $12,974.

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