O.J. Simpson's belongings on the auction block

Items to be auctioned include Simpson's Heisman Trophy and his football jersey

Bids being taken in person, by phone and on the Web

LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- O.J. Simpson's Heisman Trophy and other sports memorabilia seized from him to satisfy the verdict in a wrongful-death lawsuit were being auctioned off Tuesday night, in part, on the Internet.

Butterfield & Butterfield, a West Coast-based auction house, says it expects many online bids through its Web site.

More traditional bidders will make their offers at the Los Angeles event in person or by telephone.

Dozens of items are for sale. Some are sports-related, such as the Heisman, the trophy awarded to Simpson as the best college football player of 1968. Others are personal property.

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