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Kingston (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - Oconnor Drive (STORAGE) 10/02/21 12:56:16 Kingston (Ontario, Canada) SELLER MANAGED Downsizing Online Auction - OConnor Drive (STORAGE) Auction Opens: Tue, Feb 11 5:00pm ET Auction Closes: Mon, Feb 17 8:00pm ET Lot Title Lot Title 0001 1999 2000 Wayne Gretzky Upper Deck 0030 Antiope Funko Pop Wonder Woman Complete Set 0031 Beth Rick And Morty Funko Pop 0002 1991 Score Baseball Series 2 Complete 0032 Blofeld 007 FunkoPop 0003 1991 Score Baseball Card Set 0033 Jaws 007 Funko Pop 0004 1994 Leaf Baseball Card Series 1 Set 0034 Odd Job 007 Funko Pop 0005 1991 1992 O Pee Chee Premier Set Complete 0035 Ni No Kuni II Funko Pop 0006 1993 1994 Classic Hockey Draft Set 0036 Peter Brady Funko Pop 0007 1995 1996 Pinnacle Summit Complete Set 0037 Desperate Housewives Dirty Laundry Game 0008 1992 1993 Fleer Ultra Hockey Card Set 0038 Transformers Deception Brawl Target Exclusive 0009 1993 1994 Topps Stadium Club Set 0039 Transformers Bumblebee Camaro 0010 1999 2000 Topps Stadium Club Set 0040 Lot Of Hot Wheels 0011 1990 Upper Deck Baseball Card Set 0041 Hot Wheels Car Lot 0012 1999 2000 Upper Deck Century Legends Set 0042 Hot Wheels Car Lot 0013 Dungeons And Dragons Figure 0043 Toronto Raptors Mitchell And Ness SnapBack 0014 John Taveres Signed Islanders Picture Hat 0015 Robin Lehmer Ottawa Senators Signed Picture 0044 Toronto Raptors Mitchell And Ness SnapBack 0016 Alexandre Daigle Signed Senators Picture Hat 0017 Harley Quinn Print Signed By Artist 0045 Toronto Raptors Mitchell And Ness SnapBack Hat 0018 Marvel Comics Print Signed By Artist 0046 Toronto Raptors Mitchell And Ness SnapBack 0019 Guardians Of The Galaxy Prints Signed By Hat Artist 0047 Toronto Raptors Replica Jersey. Leonard 0020 Family Guy Print Signed By Artist 0048 Toronto Blue Jays Replica Jersey. Guerrero Jr 0021 Sailor Moon Print Signed By Tuxedo Mask 0049 Huston Astros Reproduction Jersey. Altuve 0022 Early 1900s School Photo 0050 Montreal Canadians Replica Jersey. Drouin 0023 1990 Russian Olympic Hockey Team Signed Photo 0051 Toronto Maple Leafs Replica Jersey. Matthews 0024 Dirk Graham Chicago Blackhawks Signed 0052 Toronto Maple Leafs Replica Jersey. Tavares Photo 0053 Transformers 0025 Art Print By Hazel Soan 0054 Assorted VHS Tapes 0026 Store Front Art Print 0055 Uncut Sheet 1979 O Pee Chee Baseball 0027 Garden Art Print By Hazel Soan 0056 Random Toy Lot. 0028 Floral Table Art Print By Hazel Soan 0057 GI Joes And Laniards 0029 Etta Candy Funko Pop Wonder Woman 0058 Storm Trooper Attakus Metal Figures 1/4 10/02/21 12:56:16 Lot Title Lot Title 0059 Star Wars Stormtrooper Attakus Metal Figure 0098 2017 18 Upper Deck Team Canada Hockey 0060 Star Wars Attakus Metal Obi Wan Kenobi Card Lot Figure 0099 2017 18 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0061 Star Wars Kenner 1978 Land Speeder 0100 2918 19 SP Authentic Upper Deck Authentic 0062 Vintage Hockey Card Lot Moments 0063 Wayne Gretzky Signed Hockey Card 0101 2015 Upper Deck Masterpiece Lot 0064 Edmonton Oilers Hockey Card Lot. McDavid 0102 2019 Upperdeck Overtime Hockey Card Lot 0065 Wayne Gretzky Hockey Card Lot 0103 2017 18 Parkhurst Hockey Card Lot 0066 Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey Card Lot 0104 2019 20 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0067 Oceanic Team Card Lot 0105 2017 18 Upper Deck Ice Hockey Card Set 0068 Patrick Roy Signed Hockey Card 0106 2019 20 Upper Deck Series 1 Hockey Card Lot 0069 Patrick Roy Hockey Card Lot 0107 2018 19 Upper Deck Mvp Hockey Card Lot 0070 Montreal Canadiens Hockey Card Lot. 0108 2017 18 Upper Deck Update Hockey Card Lot 0071 Vintage Montreal Canadians Card Lot 0109 2015 16 Upper Deck Series One Hockey Card Lot 0072 Toronto Maple Leafs Card Lot 0110 Michael Jordan Assorted Basketball Cards 0073 Vintage Toronto Maple Leafs Card Lot 0111 Assorted Vince Carter Basketball Cards Rookie 0074 Toronto Maple Leafs Centennial Card Lot With Inserts Doubles 0112 Assorted Vince Carter Basketball Card Lot 2 0075 Alex Ovechkin Card Lot 0113 Assorted Basketball Cards 0076 Boston Bruins Card Lot 0114 Assorted Football Cards 0077 Boston Bruins Vintage Card Lot 0115 Assorted Baseball Cards. Jersey Card. Vintage 0078 Martin Brodeur Card Lot 0116 1991 40 Card Set Toronto Blue Jays 0079 Paul Kariya Card Lot 0117 1992 Toronto Blue Jays Championship 0080 Various Hockey Hard Lot Commemorative Set 0081 Various Player Hockey Card Lot 0118 Assorted Baseball Cards Inserts Autographs 0082 1976 77 WHA NHL Hockey Card Lot 0119 Assorted Baseball Cards 0083 1975 76 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0120 Assorted Greg Maddux Baseball Cards 0084 1976 77 O Pee Chee Hockey Set 0121 Pokemon Card Lot 0085 1977 78 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0122 Pokemon Card Lot 2 0086 1978 79 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0123 Pokemon Card Lot 3 0087 1979 80 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0124 Pokemon Card Lot 4 0088 1981 82 O Pee Chee Hockey Card Lot 0125 Pokemon Card Lot 5 0089 2017 National Hockey Card Day Set 0126 Magic The Gathering Cards Lot 0090 2013 National Hockey Card Day Team Canada 0127 Planet Of The Apes Movie Card Lot Set 0128 Superman Movie Card Lot 0091 2018 Rookie Year SP Authentic Lot 0129 Assorted Collectors Cards 0092 2016 17 Upper Deck Series One Hockey Card Lot 0130 1977 Star Wars Collectors Cards 0093 2017 18 Shining Stars Upper Deck Series 1 Lot 0131 1977 Star Wars Collectors Cards Lot 2 0094 2018 19 Upperdeck Portraits Hockey Card Lot 0132 1980 Star Wars Collectors Card Lot 3 0095 2017 18 Upper Deck Portrait Series One 0133 1979 Star Trek Collectors Cards Hockey Cards Set 0134 Axeman Resident Evil Signed Picture Ray 0096 2015 16 Upper Deck Portraits Hockey Card Lot Olubowale 0097 2018 19 Tim Horton's Hockey Card Lot 0135 Assorted Hockey Lot Gretzky Crosby 2/4 10/02/21 12:56:16 Lot Title 0136 Assorted Hot Wheels 0138 Vintage Children's Books 0139 DC Comic Lot. Superman Batman Green Lantern 0140 DC Comic Lot 2 Green Lantern Justice League Batman 0141 Marvel Comic Lot Ant Man Black Cat Hawkeye 0143 Independent Comic Lot 0144 Binder Of Sports Cards 0145 Binder Of Wing Commander Cards 0146 Binder Of RAGE Cards With Playmat 0147 Star Wars Lot 0148 Assorted Vinyl Records 0149 Wendell Clark Signed Framed Picture With Coa 0150 Roy Jones Jr Signed Framed Picture With Coa 0151 Lennox Lewis Signed Framed Picture With COA 0152 Nicklas Backstrom Signed Framed Picture With COA 0153 Framed Picture Of A Train 0154 Rick Nash Signed Columbus Blue Jackets Jersey 0155 Mark Andre Fleury Signed Jersey Pittsburgh Penguins 0156 Framed X Men 1 Poster 0157 White Zombie Wooden Poster Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Thu, February 20 2020 12:00PM to 6:00PM Pickup Location: 612 OConnor Drive, Kingston, ON, K7P1N3 MAP Time slots are listed in the description and often at end of title. 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