7-Eleven Limited Pokemon Fair 2011’ Original Monster Collection Set TAKAEA TOMY for Sale

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7-Eleven Limited Pokemon Fair 2011’ Original Monster Collection Set TAKAEA TOMY For Sale

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7-Eleven Limited Pokemon Fair 2011’ Original Monster Collection Set TAKAEA TOMY:
$280.00

Description

Condition:NEW

Brand:TAKARA TOMY /7-Eleven

This is the 7-Eleven exclusive "Original Monster Collection Set" that was a prize at the 2011 7-Eleven Pokemon Fair.

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