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Cartamndi Star Wars 30th Anniversary Led Light-Up Poker Set
SKU: 0939-11734969
$165.00
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In a hard carry case with built in lights that make the translucent poker chips illuminate to look like glowing lightsabers. With 200 translucent poker chips divided by colour green, red and blue, two custom casino quality decks of cards representing the Light Side and the Dark Side and a metallic Death star dealer button. In working condition. Launched as a limited collectible run of only 20,000 units worldwide. 4 x AA batteries required. Case shows signs of use; light scratches please look closely at images supplied.
Condition
Used: good
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