The auction is in its 19th year and will benefit Glide, a San Francisco nonprofit that provides a variety of services for people who are poor, homeless or dealing with substance abuse issues.
The anonymous winner will dine with Mr. Buffett and up to seven friends at Smith & Wollensky in New York City.
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