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Super Mario Bros. Famicom Cartridge Charm Set (Nintendo, Japan exclusive, 2003)

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Udda och underbar leksak som låter dig förvandla ett gammaldags Famicom-kort till en liten display där du kan hänga charms, med 8-bit-tecken från spelet. Ganska häftigt! Skick: Bra! Ny i boxen. Hängfliken är böjd.

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