Steve Jobs’ 1968 science fair project fetches $34,375 at auction
RR Auction’s bidding for Steve Jobs’ 1968 science fair project has now closed, with the hand-built exhibit selling for $34,375. Here are the details.
Steve Jobs' 1968 science fair project, which focused on the silicon-controlled rectifier and included two demonstration circuits alongside a 10-page report, has sold for $34,375 at RR Auction. The item, which had been preserved by Jobs' family and remained at the famed 'Apple Garage' property for decades, was part of the Steve Jobs & the Computer Revolution: The Apple 50th Anniversary Auction Part Two.
The auction featured nearly 150 Apple and tech-related rarities, with the highest-priced item being a fully functional Apple-1 computer from the second batch of 50 units produced, which sold for $499,363.
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