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Warren County, New Jersey is Holding Unclaimed Property Auction

Reported today on NJ.com, Warren county has announced an auction being held to sell the excess supply of unclaimed property. The auction will be held Saturday, September 8th at the Warren County Road Department Garage.

The auction will start at 10am. The auction-goers will be able to preview and examine the unclaimed items on Friday, from 9am to 3pm Friday, September 7th, and open at 9am on Saturday.

This auction will hold a large variety of items, from trucks and siezed automobiles, to smaller items left behind form inmates.

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