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Thursday, June 29, 2017
 Are someone who loves jewelry and is looking to add more amazing pieces to your jewelry box? Well, listen closely to what this auction has to offer! This auction consists of one lady 3 stone ring. It was tested as 14 karat yellow gold It has 3 four prong wire settings for the 3 larger round stones. The settings are assembled to a cathedral style center section that has a row of channel set baguettes in the raised should area. The edges of the ring have a channel on each side for a row of round stones. The thank has a bright, high polished finish and measures 12.2 mm at the top, tapering to 3.4 mm at the base. 5.6 dwt total. Thus ring has one round diamond that weighs app.68.ct. 5.69 x 5.66 x app 3.40 mm. It is modern cut, medium to slightly thick faceted girdle, and has a closed cutlet. If you would like to inspect this amazing ring in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the auction closes on July 5 at 6:00 pm noon central time. Right now, the current bid is $515, and there have been 12 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
 Are you a video game buff? Are you someone who is always looking to add more video game consoles to your unique collection? Well, if this sounds a lot like you then put your headset on and listen up because this auction will put you in first place! This auction has one lot that consists of two Playstation Vita Wi-Fi game systems, five Nintendo 2DS, six Nintendo 3DS, and two Nintendo 3DS XL. This auction is perfect for someone with a passion for video games. It is also the perfect auction for any parent that wants to give their child one of the best gifts ever! It would be very expensive if you were to purchase these game consoles brand new, but now is your chance to acquire these video games at a large discount! If you would like to inspect these game consoles in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in New York, New York, and the auction start time is on June 30 at 12:10 pm noon central time. Right now, the starting bid is only $25, so be sure to be one of the first bidders and get a shot at winning this incredible auction! For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Tuesday, June 27, 2017
 Are you somebody who loves electronics? Are you an entrepreneur who is looking to purchase electronics for your store at a discount and sell it at a premium? Well, if this sounds like you then put your headphones on and listen closely because this auction is going to have you wired up! This auction has one lot that consists of nine iPad smart covers, six iPod touch 5th Generation (32 GB), one iPod nano (16 GB), and one iPad mini (16 GB). Even if you do not intend to sell these products to make a profit, they can always home in handy when you are at work, home, or school. You can even give some away to your friends and family members as presents! If you would like to inspect these Apple devices in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in New York, New York, and the auction start time is on June 30 at 12:o0 pm noon central time. Right now, the starting bid is only $25, so be sure to be one of the first bidders and get a shot at winning this incredible auction! For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Monday, June 26, 2017
 Are you somebody who loves to shop? Are you always looking for incredible deals and savings? Well, if this sounds like you then get ready because this auction is going to alleviate so much pressure off of your wallet! This auction is one lot that consists of approximately 18 gift cards! The gift cards that are included in this auction are 2 Dave and Busters cards ($17.00, $1.58), 2 Disney gift cards ($31.10, $41.34), Express ($50.00), 2 Kirkland cards ($21.19, $38.13), 2 Macy’s cards ($244.86, $79.50), MJR ($30.00), Nautica ($10.59), 2 Ralph Lauren cards ($37.06, $62.53), Target ($12.71), 3 Toys R Us ($4.73, $20.55, $400), and Brooks Brothers ($15.74). That equals about $1,118.61 in savings! Imagine the amount of food, clothing, and accessories you can buy with all of those gift cards. The best part about this auction is that you can always give a gift card to your friend or family member as a present or a token of appreciation! This auction is located in Detroit, Michigan, and the start time is on June 30 at 12:oo pm noon central time. Right now, the starting bid will be $25, so be sure to be one of the first bidders and get your chance at winning this amazing auction! You will not regret it! For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Friday, June 23, 2017
 Have you been searching for the perfect car for you and your family? Do you want a car that looks great and makes you feel comfortable when you drive? Well, listen carefully because this auction is here to help you put the pedal to the medal! This auction consists of a 2009 Jeep Patriot that is gold in color and has 75,018 miles on it. This vehicle comes equipped with 4 wheel drive, a 4 cylinder gas engine, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power locks, CD player, air conditioning, and cruise control. There is slight damage under passenger door and the rear left tire flat. That is not bad for a car that is eight years old! Once you have this car, you will be able to rest assured knowing that you and your family have something comfortable to drive in. Some repairs may be needed, so if you would like to inspect this vehicle in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Brookings, South Dakota, and the closing time is on June 28 at 10:10 am central time. Right now, the current bid is $3,800 and there have been 3 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
 Do you consider yourself to be an outdoorsy person? Do you often like to adventure out of the house and get some exercise? Well, if this sounds a lot like you then get ready because this auction will have you totally psyched out! This auction has one lot that consists of two bicycles with approximately 10 miles on them. If you are looking to get some exercise this summer to really tone up that beach body, then these bike are just what you need. These bikes are also perfect if just want to relax and ride around the neighborhood on a beautiful day. Since there are two bicycles that are included in this auction, then it may be a great idea to invite your friend and spouse to ride around with you! We all know how much easier exercise is when you are doing it with a partner. These bikes may need some repairs, so if you would like to inspect it in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Grand Isle, Louisiana, and the closing time is on June 28 at 10:01 am central time. Right now, the current bid is $10 and there has been 1 bidder so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017
 Are you someone who has always wanted their very own motorcycle? Are you looking for an exhilarating way to get from point A to point B? Well, listen carefully because this auction is about to take you for the ride of your life! This auction has one lot that consist of a 2004 Honda CBR 1000 RR 998 CC motorcycle! This motorcycle is black in color and has 1,033 miles on it. This motorcycle is perfect for anyone who always wanted a thrill in their lives, and it is the perfect way to get to work, a friend’s house, or even just drive around on a Sunday! With summer finally starting, this motorcycle is just what you need to make the hot months memorable and something to remember. This bike may need some repairs, so if you would like to inspect it in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Springfield, Illinois, and the closing time is on June 26 at 5:30 pm central time. Right now, the current bid is $1,500 and there have been 6 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Tuesday, June 20, 2017
 Are you somebody who loves to dress up and look your very best? Is your closet full of amazing suits and ties? Well, if you like to dress to impress then listen up because this auction is going to have you looking spiffy! This auction has one lot that consists of 4 elegant looking ties! There is one Jacquard silk tie, one Salvatore Ferragamo silk tie, and two Hermes ties. The color of these ties are yellow, light blue, black, and dark blue, and they each have their own unique design on them. If you wear these ties on an interview, you are guaranteed to look and feel great! If you wear these ties to work then you might be one of the best dressed in the entire office. For mothers, spouses, and girlfriends, these ties can be an excellent gift for your spouse or son! If you would like to inspect these ties in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Springfield, Virginia, and the closing time is on June 21 at 5:43 pm central time. Right now, the current bid is $213 and there have been 3 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Monday, June 19, 2017
 Are you somebody who loves fine jewelry? Do you have an incredible watch collection at home and are always looking to add more pieces to your set? Well, listen closely because this auction will have you shining! This auction consists of one men’s Eterna watch. This watch is 18 kt yellow gold, weighs 49.2 dwts, and has a round white dial. This watch comes in a wooden burgundy box, so you will never have to worry about losing it or getting it dirty. This watch has been authenticated, and the winning bidder will receive a copy of the appraisal. This watch will go great with any outfit. You can wear it to work, out to dinner, or even when you are just relaxing at home. If you are a woman, this watch can be a great gift for your husband’s or boyfriend’s birthday or anniversary. If you would like to inspect this beautiful watch in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Springfield, Virginia, and the closing time is on June 21 at 5:37 pm central time. Right now, the current bid is $1,679 and there have been 7 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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Friday, June 16, 2017
 Are you somebody that has a big family? Are you often finding it hard to accommodate everyone so that they can all sit comfortably? We,. if this sounds like you the get ready because this auction is here to take a huge weight off of your shoulders! This auction consists of a 2011 Chevrolet Tahoe. This Chevy Tahoe is white in color and has 181,988 miles on it. This vehicle comes equipped with an 8 cylinder gas engine, and it was a former law enforcement vehicle. The rear bumper and lift gate are damaged, there is a missing console, the battery and tires may need replacing, and there is interior damage and minor scratches. A new Chevy Tahoe can cost tens of thousands of dollars, so even after you repair this vehicle you will still be getting a huge discount! Other deficiencies may exist, so if you would like to inspect these vehicle in person before deciding whether or not to place a bid then you must contact the custodian ahead of time to schedule an appointment. This auction is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the closing time is on June 19 at 2:40 pm central time. Right now, the current bid is $3,000 and there have been 4 bidders so far. For any further information, simply click here to subscribe to www.governmentauctions.org for your FREE 3 day trial.
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