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Pokémon Postcards (Nintendo, 2000) - Charmander

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Des cartes postales absolument incroyables avec divers designs, datant des vieux jours de Pokémon. Si vous cherchez à surprendre quelqu’un avec une salutation sympa, ces cartes postales sont parfaites. Ou vous pourriez les encadrer ! Ou peut-être écrire quelque chose que vous pourriez oublier ? Comme vous pouvez le voir, les options sont infinies. État : Bon/Excellent !

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