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CategoryToys & Hobbies

SubcategoryCollectible Card Games

ConditionBrand New

GradedNo

Card gameDISNEY_LORCANA

Card NameMegara

CharacterMegara

RarityCommon

FeaturesCommon

SetThe First Chapter

Card number87/204

TypeCollectible Card Game

Release year2023

Item typeCards

Card formatSingle

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