Old iPhones: If you have old iPhone models still safe, then it is time to keep them up because they can change your luck. As Apple’s new iPhone 16 series is becoming popular, many people are upgrading old models. In such a situation, some old iPhones have now come in the category of “Vintage” or “Collectors Items”, whose price is reaching millions. There are collectors all over the world who are ready to pay a huge amount for these special iPhone units.
First iPhone (2007 – iPhone 2G)
The first iPhone i.e. iPhone 2G, launched in 2007, has now become a part of history. Recently, its sealed 8GB unit auction was around ₹ 1.5 crore. If you have this model in good condition even in open condition, then its price can be from 50,000 to 2 lakh rupees in India.
iPhone 3G (2008)
Although it is not as rare as the first iPhone, but the beginning of its curved back and the first app store for the first time gives it a special identity. This model is quite attractive for collectors in good condition. This phone can be sold up to 50 thousand rupees.
iPhone 4 (2010 – Identification of Steve Jobs era)
The iphone 4, which came with the glass body and the Retina display, brought a big change in the design of Apple. This model is still considered a symbol of style and class. Its price can be quite good in limited edition or mint condition. The estimated price of this phone can be from 15 thousand to 75 thousand rupees.
iPhone 5 (2012 – Last Dream of Steve Jobs)
This was the last iPhone which was given by Steve Jobs in the design. This model is associated with history and because of this many collectors want to buy it as an emotional value. The estimated price of this phone can be from 15 to 35 thousand rupees.
iPhone SE (First generation, 2016)
Look like iPhone 5S, but powerful from inside – The first generation se SE is now making a Calt fanbase. If this unit is in sealed or excellent condition, then its price may increase further in the coming years. If you have any unit of these iphones in the sealed pack, never open it. Prices in the auction of such units touch the sky. Collectors and auction houses pay huge premiums for seled products.
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