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Pokemon: Dark Pink Stickers - Gloom, Kangaskhan, Pidgeot & Kabuto (Sandy Lion, Nintendo, 1999)

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Awesome vintage sticker sheets, from back when Pokemon first exploded. Use them to decorate your computer or... Well, I guess that's the only thing you use stickers for now, isn't it? Maybe you could put them on your head and pretend you're a computer, if you're really imaginative. Not me though; I'm a realist. I believe in science and maps only. Condition : Great, new and unopened.

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SubcategoryVideo Game Consoles
ConditionUsed
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