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Pokemon: Goldeen Collectible Mini Figure (TOMY, Nintendo, 90s)

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Authentic Pokemon figure from Tomy, the original makers of many of the first (and later) generations of Pokemon toys. Condition : Okay/good - unfortunately somebody has drilled a hole in it's head. Price is adjusted to reflect this.

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SubcategoryAction Figures

ConditionUsed

90s figure nintendo pokemon used

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