The first unpackaged iPhone was bought for $40K. This phone has quite an interesting history. Details are here!
Unopened boxes from early model products such as the iPhone are very valuable to collectors. We witnessed that the first iPhone, whose box was not opened many times before, found buyers for thousands of dollars. However, the first iPhone model sold recently is much rarer than previous collections.
The “You’re Lucky” sticker earned thousands of dollars
The unopened box of the first iPhone model, released in 2007, was sold today at Wright’s Auctions for $40,320. The device has a sticker, which is quite rare. “You’re in Lucky.
The first iPhones sold as collectibles did not have such a sticker. This sticker indicates that the phone is one of the custom made gift packs. For Apple employees for promotion.
The Lucky You label made the phone the rarest iPhone ever sold, but not the most expensive iPhone. If you remember, another unopened and perfectly preserved collectible iPhone was bought for $60,000.
Source: Port Altele
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