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June Thank You Items 2018 JUNE THANK YOU ITEMS 2018 PROGRAM PLEDGE SUST PREMIUM ITEM MARKET LEVEL VALUE Buddy Holly: Rave On $ 72 $ 6 Buddy Holly: The Definitive Collection CD $ 9.98 $180 $15 COMBO: Buddy Holly: Listen to Me – The Ultimate Buddy Party DVD & $54.97 Buddy Holly: The Memorial Collection 3-CD Set Fleetwood Mac: The Dance $ 96 $ 8 Fleetwood Mac: The Dance DVD $24.99 $156 $13 COMBO: Fleetwood Mac: The Dance DVD & Fleetwood Mac: The Dance CD $36.97 $360 $30 Deluxe Set includes: 3-CDs, Audio DVD plus Fleetwood Mac Deluxe Master $99.98 LP Highwaymen Live at Nassau Coliseum $ 72 $ 6 The Very Best of the Highwaymen CD $11.98 $144 $12 COMBO: The Very Best of the Highwaymen CD & The Highwaymen Live at $25.96 Nassau Coliseum DVD $240 $20 COMBO: The Very Best of the Highwaymen CD & The Highwaymen Live – $71.96 American Outlaw 3-CD/DVD Box Set JFK: The Last Speech $96 $8 Companion DVD & Robert Frost: The Road Not Taken Book $22.98 $144 $12 JFK: A Vision for America Hardback Book $45.00 $180 $15 COMBO: Companion DVD, Robert Frost: The Road Not Taken Book & JFK: $67.98 A Vision for America Hardback Book Ken Burns: America’s Storyteller – The War $ 72 $ 6 Ken Burns America Collection: Brooklyn Bridge DVD $19.99 $156 $13 Ken Burns: The War 6-DVD Set $99.99 $300 $25 Ken Burns, America at War Collection (includes: Ken Burns: The Civil War $299.97 25th Anniversary Edition 6-DVD Set, Ken Burns: The War 6-DVD Set, Ken Burns: The Roosevelts 7-DVD Set & Letter from Ken Burns) Leonard Cohen: Tower of Song $ 72 $ 6 Leonard Cohen: The Best of Leonard Cohen CD $ 7.98 $120 $10 Leonard Cohen: Tower of Song Companion DVD $19.98 $228 $19 COMBO: Leonard Cohen: Tower of Song DVD & Leonard Cohen: Live in $59.96 Dublin 3-CD/1-DVD Set Nature: Sex, Lies & Butterflies $ 72 $ 6 Nature: Sex, Lies & Butterflies Companion DVD OR Blu-Ray $24.99 $120 $10 Kaufman Field Guide to Butterflies of North America Paperback Book $19.95 $192 $16 COMBO: Nature: Sex, Lies & Butterflies Companion DVD OR Blu-Ray, $69.93 DVD NOVA: The Incredible Journey of Butterflies DVD OR Blu-Ray & Kaufman $74.93 BR Field Guide to Butterflies of North America Paperback Book PBS NewsHour $ 72 $ 6 PBS NewsHour Latte Mug $11.99 $120 $10 PBS NewsHour Grab and Go Cooler $25.99 $180 $15 COMBO: PBS NewsHour Latte Mug & PBS NewsHour Grab and Go Cooler $37.98 PBS NewsHour Weekend Edition $ 72 $ 6 NewsHour Weekend Edition Bistro Mug $12.00 $ 84 $ 7 NewsHour Weekend Edition Gym Bag $15.00 $144 $12 COMBO: NewsHour Weekend Edition Bistro Mug & Gym Bag $27.00 Perry Como: Till the End of Time (My Music) $ 72 $ 6 CHOICE OF: Season’s Greetings from Perry Como/The Perry Como $14.98CD Christmas Album CD OR Perry Como Classics: Till the End of Time DVD $19.98 DVD $150 $12.50 Perry Como: Greatest Hits & Magic Moments, Season’s Greetings from Perry $79.98 Como/The Perry Como Christmas Album 5-CD Set $180 $15 COMBO: Perry Como Classics: Till the End of Time DVD AND Perry Como: $99.96 Greatest Hits & Magic Moments, Season’s Greetings from Perry Como/The Perry Como Christmas Album 5-CD Set Retire Safe & Secure with Ed Slott $ 72 $ 6 Companion DVD $39.75 $144 $12 The Slott Solution for 2018: 2018 Ed Slotts’ Retirement Decisions Guide $144.00 Book, Fund Your Future – A Tax-Smart Savings Plan in Your 20s and 30s Book, Retire Safe & Secure! Book, 15-DVD Set, Live Events CD, Advisor Check-Up CD, 2018 Guides to BIG Tax Savings and Exclusive Website Access Washington Week $ 84 $ 7 $120 $10 NO THANK YOU GIFTS $156 $13 Wrecking Crew $ 84 $ 7 The Wrecking Crew Companion DVD OR Blu-Ray $26.98 DVD $29.98 BR $120 $10 The Wrecking Crew 4-CD Set $39.98 $240 $20 COMBO: The Wrecking Crew Companion DVD OR Blu-Ray, The Wrecking $116.96 DVD Crew 4-CD Set & Sound Explosion!: Inside L.A.’s Studio Factory with the $119.96BR Wrecking Crew Hardback Book .
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