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Disney’s Ducktales: Beagle Boys Robbing Uncle Scrooge Puzzle (70 pieces, 1980s)

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Huge puzzle with the classic Disney Afternoon cartoon, Ducktales! Oooh-ooh. Sorry, it’s hard not to do that when saying the name, even on text. Condition : Good/great and complete. Box has some minor blemishes, but the puzzle itself is great.

CategoryToys & Hobbies

SubcategoryBoard & Traditional Games

ConditionUsed

80s disney ducktales puzzle used

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