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Pennyworth Signature Auction Β· Monday, September 28 Β· 9:00 PM CDT

⏱ LIVE β—ˆ NEW

Lot 47 β€” +2.50 Design Optics by Foster Grant Fashion Cateye Reading Glasses, 3-pack

Before you bid Β· details, pickup & fees ↓

β—‡ RETAIL BOX Β· VISIBLE WEAR

The item has been assessed as New. The retail packaging shows visible wear or damage from handling or storage. In accordance with the sale terms, the condition grade applies to the item itself and not to the retail packaging. Please review the photographs.

STARTING BID $4
CLOSES IN β€”

Bid prices exclude buyer’s premium and applicable sales tax. Terms of sale

Retail $20

Before you bid

Size
+2.50

This lot

Condition: New

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Pickup

Collect in Buda, TX within 3 business days of close. Your invoice keeps the pickup details and payment status together.

Estimate your total, including fees

For a bid of $4.00:

Buyer’s premium
$0.60
Estimated sales tax
$0.38
Estimated total
$4.98

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Description & contents

Elegant with a hint of edge, these upswept square women's readers from Foster Grant Design Optics bring a flattering lift to any look. These high quality reading glasses feature frames made from 75% recycled plastic* and 100% recycled plastic lenses so you can feel as good as you'll look. The fully magnified lenses are impact-resistant and 2x more scratch resistant** for durability you can count on. Hidden spring hinges with a discreet logo plaque and mastoid temple tips ensure a secure, comfortable fit. Distortion Minimizing Lenses** Effective visibility area is increased compared to transitional spherical lens design.
Size: +2.50

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