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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

How many times have you dug through all the crap that you've got in your house, you know,

stuffed away in your garage, stuffed away in your attic, stuffed away in your closets,

and you think, ah, it'll be worth something someday?

Well, this person found a first-generation 4GB Apple iPhone still in the box.

Exceedingly rare, according to all reports.

The Apple iPhone first announced on January 9, 2007.

Obviously, it's considered this groundbreaking invention of the 21st century.

And the first public phone was... it's considered, you know, this groundbreaking invention of the 21st century.

And the first public phone was the 4GB version, and it sold for $49.

And the 8GB version sold for $599.

Most customers opted for the $599 version.

So the 4GB version, two months later, we pulled the plug on literally and stopped making them.

So it's the first generation iPhone, the first generation 4GB Apple iPhone.

Apparently it was tucked away on a shelf in someone's home. And now the auction company wants to put it on the market. And they have. So it's a sealed 4GB first

generation iPhone comes, we don't know who owns it it was a client of this

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