Old, worn Birkenstock sandals belonging to Steve Jobs sold for record-breaking $218,000 at auction
A pair of old, used Birkenstock sandals belonging to Apple founder Steve Jobs were auctioned for a record-breaking $218,750 on Sunday.
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A pair of old, used Birkenstock sandals belonging to Apple founder Steve Jobs were auctioned for a record-breaking $218,750 on Sunday.
Jobs wore this pair of Birkenstock Arizona sandals often during the 1970s and 1980s, including when he helped create the first Apple computer.
Someone just spent more than US$200,000 on a pair of old Birkenstock sandals owned and worn by the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs -- setting a record for the highest price ever paid for a pair of sandals at auction, according to the auction house.
A few days after they went on sale, Birkenstocks said to have been on Steve Jobs' feet -- and a NFT of them -- have sold at auction for $218,750.
A few days after they went on sale, Birkenstocks said to have been on Steve Jobs' feet — and a NFT of them — have sold at auction for $218,750.