Casino Chips, a Goldmine and Several Ferrari’s Found in Government Auctions

Fountain Valley, CA, June 23, 2006 --(PR.com)-- Government auctions often include a fascinating inventory of seized or forfeited property, which includes items like sports cars, mines and gambling products. All of them have been found in the hands of government auctioneers.

Finding these oddities can be a challenge. However, people can utilize sites like PoliceAuctions.com to locate some of the interesting items that are being sold in government auctions in various locations in the United States.

An auction occurring on June 24th 2006, in Honolulu, Hawaii will be taking bids on several lots of Bicycle Playing Cards and a large box of casino chips. San Bernardino California, an auction will be taking bids on a certificate, which shows 68 shares of Prudential Financial Inc. stocks.

In Redding California, auctioneers will be hosting an auction on July 15th 2006 for a gold mine complete with equipment, 38 acres of land, and a 2000 square feet log cabin.

Tampa Fl, an auction featuring high end seized property, boast lavish items like jewelry, Swarovski crystals, Ferrari F-40, Ferrari 360 Modena, Ferrari 550 Maranello, Ferrari 512, Mercedes roadsters, GMC Yukon Denali, BMW 330i, Mickey Mantle baseball cards, gold Rolex watches, and executive office furniture.

Although the auctions mentioned are rather unique to government auctions. Auctions with these types of products can be easily located by using online tools like PoliceAuctions.com, where subscribing members have the ability to search auctions by state and type of auctions.

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