Own JP's pony tail. Own a piece of history. Reserve must be met. All proceeds go to charity.
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4 comments:
Before I place a bid, I need to know what the reserve is. Terry boy (sitting next to me) says bid a buck.
AND, what's the charity???
Sold to Terry Walsh. The charity is the James Walsh Benevolent Society Of Oregon.
The check is in the mail.
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