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Obama doodle nets charity cash on eBay

Obama drew this sketch for a charity auction.

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- An original doodle by Senator Barack Obama sold on eBay yesterday for over $2,000 after a week of bidding. The signed black and white sketch depicts four of the Illinois Democrat's fellow Senators: Charles Schumer, Harry Reid, Dianne Feinsten and Edward Kennedy.

The final auction price for the 5.5" x 8.5" card was $2,075.

The auction was part of "National Doodle Day USA" to raise money for a charity organization called Neurofibromatosis, Inc., a group that provides support for families affected by the nervous disorder. Other celebrity doodlers included Jay Leno, Donald Trump and Gillian Anderson.

--CNN Associate Producer Peter Hamby

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