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Aspen Snowmass offers chance to bid on Nell and Bell chairs
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· July 7, 2026
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Key points The auction is a unique chance for people to own a part of Aspen Mountain's history. Aspen Mountain is replacing old chairlifts.
Aspen Mountain is replacing old chairlifts. The public can buy chairs from these lifts in an online auction. Proceeds will support climate action and voting rights.
Auction details are available, including start and end dates. Bidding starts at set prices for each type of chair. Shipping is available nationwide.
Further information can be found through the press release. The auction is a unique chance for people to own a part of Aspen Mountain's history.
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Published: July 7, 2026 ·
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