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Pokémon: Charmeleon Keychain "Not For Sale" Claw Machine Prize (Banpresto, 90s)

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Meget sjælden nøglering fra de tidlige dage af Pokemon, som kun kunne vindes i arkader i Japan. Basere på Tomy-formen af samme figur, men ikke en 1/1. Oprindeligt troede vi, at dette var en falsk, men efter meget research fandt vi nogle japanske sider, der fortalte historien om disse meget sjældne nøgleringe. De er ægte, bare lavet af Banpresto i stedet for Tomy! Tilstand: God/god

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