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Category
Toys & Hobbies
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Brand
Pokemon
Card game
Pokemon
Release year
2011
Character
Victini
Manufacturer
The Pokemon Company Int.
Language
English
Set
Black and White
Country/Region of Manufacture
China
GTIN
820650107153
Owner
Jlentz7
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