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2013 Diamond Dinner Auction Items.Xlsx ITEM # ITEM DESCRIPTION EST. VALUE 101 Vintage Curt Simmons Baseball Glove$ 80.00 102 VSU Five Tool Baseball Camp$ 180.00 103 Derek Holland Autographed Spirit Towel$ 20.00 104 Kyle Parker Framed Poster$ 35.00 105 Jack Daniels Whiskey Barrel$ 140.00 106 AJ Green Autographed UGA Football Helmet $ 350.00 107 Ryan Zimmerman Signed Game Bat$ 400.00 108 David Eckstein Autographed Book $ 50.00 109 Derek Holland Autographed Jersey $ 300.00 110 Stephen Drew Autographed Baseball$ 80.00 111 Stephen Drew Autographed Game Bat$ 295.00 112 Stephen Drew Autographed Bat$ 50.00 113 David Eckstein Autographed Baseball$ 65.00 114 Derek Holland Autographed Baseball$ 40.00 115 Kaleb Cowart Autographed Baseball$ 70.00 116 Derek Holland Framed Autographed Action Photo $ 25.00 118 Tim Hudson Autographed Baseball$ 60.00 120 Byron Buxton Autographed Baseball$ 65.00 121 Byron Buxton Autographed Game Bat $ 165.00 122 Blazer Baseball Team Camouflage Fitted Cap (7‐1/4)$ 25.00 123 Jeff Francoeur Autographed Bat$ 100.00 124 Phil Niekro Autographed MLB Baseball$ 60.00 125 Fresh Beginnings Blazer Gift Basket 126 Sam Holbrook MLB Umpire Item 127 Kinderlou Forest Golf Outing for Four $ 360.00 128 Ryan Klesko Autographed Baseball Set $ 65.00 129 JG Hickory Golf Organizer$ 90.00 130 Anheuser‐Busch Billiards Lamp$ 165.00 131 Canadian Club Hockey Jersey$ 40.00 133 Joe Nathan Autographed Jersey $ 200.00 134 Nelson Cruz Autographed Game Jersey$ 230.00 135 Mike Adams Autographed Jersey $ 300.00 136 MacGregor G119 Baseball Glove$ 90.00 137 1993 Topps Stadium Club Baseball Cards$ 20.00 138 Tom Glavine Autographed Baseball #1$ 120.00 139 Channel Lock 132‐Piece Professional Tool Set $ 120.00 140 Vic Correll Autographed Action Photo $ 20.00 141 Jenny Finch Autographed Book $ 50.00 142 Autographed Vic Correll Baseball Card$ 20.00 143 YETI Cooler #1 $ 200.00 144 Autographed Vic Correll Baseball Card$ 20.00 145 South Georgia Vein Center Gift Basket$ 200.00 146 Crystl Gustos Autographed Picture $ 40.00 147 NASCAR Car, Autographed$ 100.00 148 Leon Washington Autographed Football $ 195.00 150 Vic Correll Autographed Action Photo $ 20.00 151 Bobby Bowden Autographed Football $ 200.00 152 Billy Hamilton Autographed Baseball$ 85.00 ITEM # ITEM DESCRIPTION EST. VALUE 153 Dusty Baker Autographed Baseball$ 65.00 154 Vic Correll Autographed Action Photo $ 20.00 155 Jenny Finch Autographed Poster $ 50.00 156 South Georgia Travel Gift Basket$ 100.00 157 Buster Posey Autographed Baseball Bat $ 270.00 158 Vic Correll Autographed Action Photo $ 20.00 159 Autographed Vic Correll Baseball Card$ 20.00 160 Jenny Finch Autographed Softball$ 60.00 161 USA Olympic Softball Autographed Helmet $ 30.00 162 Gift Basket #1 $ 240.00 163 Gift Basket #2 $ 310.00 164 John Smoltz Autographed Baseball$ 150.00 165 National Champions Autographed Softball $ 20.00 166 Golden Eagle Golf & Country Club$ 300.00 167 Dan Reeves Autographed Football #1$ 65.00 168 Kinderlou Forest Golf Outing for Four $ 360.00 169 Buster Posey Autographed Rookie Card$ 100.00 170 Mike Trout Autographed Baseball$ 300.00 171 Buster Posey Autographed Baseball$ 200.00 172 Wine Gift Set $ 200.00 173 Gift Basket #3 $ 50.00 174 Moody Quiet Pines Golf Outing $ 40.00 175 Men's 2012 Softball National Championship Ring $ 250.00 176 Women's 2012 Softball National Championship Ring $ 190.00 177 SKIL Drill & Porter Cable Saw$ 120.00 178 Gift Basket #4 $ 145.00 179 Randall Godfrey Autographed Football$ 120.00 180 Kinetix Health Club Membership$ 200.00 181 Painting $ 50.00 182 Moody Quiet Pines Golf Outing $ 40.00 183 Bed 185 Kaleb Cowart Autographed Game Bat$ 150.00 186 Dan Reeves Autographed Football #2$ 65.00 187 Autographed Vic Correll Baseball Card$ 9.00 188 University of Georgia Autographed Football$ 350.00 189 YETI Cooler #2 $ 200.00 190 Terry Pendleton Autographed Game Ball$ 150.00 191 Terry Pendleton Autographed Fleer MVP Baseball Card$ 25.00 192 Terry Pendleton Autograhed 1992 All‐Star Ballot #1$ 50.00 193 Terry Pendleton Autograhed 1992 All‐Star Ballot #2$ 50.00 194 Terry Pendleton Autographed 1992 MLB Media Box Score Game 2 World Series$ 50.00 195 Terry Pendleton Autographed 1st Topps Baseball Card #1$ 50.00 196 Terry Pendleton Autographed 1st Topps Baseball Card #2$ 50.00 197 Terry Pendleton Autographed 1st Topps Baseball Card #3$ 25.00 198 Terry Pendleton Autographed 1st Topps Baseball Card #4 $ 25.00 199 Terry Pendleton Autographed 1st Topps Baseball Card #5$ 25.00 200 Autographed MLB Game Ball$ 50.00 201 Wilson A2000 Baseball Glove$ 300.00 ITEM # ITEM DESCRIPTION EST. VALUE 202 Stihl Handheld Blower $ 280.00 203 “Churn Dash & Stars” Home‐Made Quilt $ 400.00 204 JD Drew Autographed Baseball #1$ 125.00 205 JD Drew Autographed Baseball #2$ 125.00 LIVE AUCTION ITEMS 301 NASCAR 2013 Daytona Speed Week Package$ 1,800.00 302 Guided Quail Hunt ‐ Red Pebble Plantation$ 800.00 303 Steel’s Jewelry $ 2,000.00 304 South African Deer Safari$ 16,000.00 305 South Georgia Deer Hunt$ 300.00 306 Guided Turkey Hunt$ 1,200.00 307 Guided Quail Hunt ‐ Southern Wood Plantation $ 2,200.00 308 All‐Inclusive Fishing Trip for Six $ 1,000.00 309 Nolan Ryan Autographed Jersey $ 450.00 310 Buster Posey Autographed Jersey $ 800.00 311 In‐Shore Half Day Fishing Charter $ 300.00 312 Buster Posey Autographed Baseball Bat $ 500.00.
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