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09 10 Lecavalier Vincent Team Canada Heroes Glossy on 2040-motos

US $114
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Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Vincent All description

Your buying  the card in the Title only

Shipping for this Item is 3.50 To Can and 4.00 to the US.

Tracking can be added at buyers request 12.00 in Can 18.00 US (without tracking seller is not resposible for this item)


International Shipping 7.00 Buyer can add tracking for 18.00


Shipping is combined for the above price at 20 base cards, or 4 of thicker cards (Cup, Prime, Dominion)


Items are shipped within 3 days of Payment received.

 

Pay Pal only please.

 

Thanks for bidding.

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