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Pennyworth Signature Auction · Sunday, September 27 · 9:00 PM CDT

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Lot 84 — James Avery Texas A&M University Disc Charm – Sterling Silver

Brand: James Avery

CURRENT BID $1
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Retail $79

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NEW James Avery Texas A&M University Disc Charm – Sterling Silver

A timeless symbol of Aggie pride from James Avery.

Crafted in sterling silver, this officially licensed Texas A&M University Disc Charm features the iconic Texas A&M logo engraved at the center of a classic round disc.

Clean, understated, and rich in tradition, it’s a meaningful keepsake for students, graduates, alumni, and lifelong Aggies. Whether celebrating graduation, remembering years spent in Aggieland, or honoring the traditions of the 12th Man, this is a piece designed to keep Texas A&M close wherever life takes you.

The reverse is blank and engravable, making it ideal for personalization with initials, a graduation year, name, or special date. Wear it on a James Avery charm bracelet or necklace for an everyday expression of Aggie pride.

CONDITION
New

DETAILS
Brand: James Avery
Design: Texas A&M University Disc Charm
Metal: Sterling Silver
Design: Official Texas A&M Logo
Diameter: 5/8"
Reverse: Blank / Engravable
Attachable: Yes
Officially Licensed Collegiate Product
James Avery Item No.: CM-6372-665316

CURRENT RETAIL
$76.00 at James Avery

A classic James Avery keepsake celebrating Aggieland, tradition, and the enduring spirit of the 12th Man.

Gig ’Em!

Pickup in Buda, TX within 3 business days of close.

Bid history · 1 bid from 1 bidder

SteadyLlama84 · leading $1 Sat 6:36 PM
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