Online bidding for Hunt Auctions', 10th Annual Louisville Slugger Museum Live Auction ends tomorrow night. The marquee lots have been reserved for Hall of Famer, Bill Mazeroski's personal collection, but as with previous editions, this year's event puts many desirable Phillies-themed items on the block. I have already shared a few on Facebook this week, but here are a couple more to keep your eye on...

Carlos Ruiz, 2010 Alternate Home Jersey

This is an underperforming beauty. I'm not sure whether it is Ruiz's tenuous standing as a Phillie, or if the shine has truly rubbed off this former All Star, but there doesn't seem to be much interest in this log, to-date. At this point, it would take a lot for the jersey to climb back into the pre-auction range of $400-600. To be fair, it was probably a stretch to begin with...

Current bid: $138

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1964 Phillies Pin Display

"Go! Phillies Go!"

As a collector of 1964 Phillies I've been familiar with these pins for years - often seeing them at flea markets or card shows. The bold, blue font screaming 1960s camp, and of course, the classic logo make it a very desirable (and, low-cost) collectible. What makes pieces like this so attractive is the fact that they aren't supposed to be around anymore. This cardboard store display would look great in any 1960s-era collection.

Current bid: $80

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Bobby Wine, 1980 Road Uniform

Maz isn't the only former player to be in the mood to clean out his closet - joining him is long time Phillie, Bobby Wine, whose own personal collection is up for bid. There are several items from "The Wine Collection" worth mentioning, but I chose this one because of the significance the uniform has to the Phillies' 1980 Championship season. The deep blue of this "powder blue" uniform would look awesome on display, and is still well within the pre-auction range $1,500-2000. Some lucky collector may get a deal out of it...

Current Bid: $720

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