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2005-06 Upper Deck Series 1 Vincent Lecavalier Game Jersey 2 Color ! on 2040-motos

C $19.99
YearYear:2005 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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2005-06 Upper Deck Series 1 Vincent Lecavalier Game Jersey 2 Color !, C $19.99, image 1

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2005-06 Upper Deck Series 1 Vincent Lecavalier
Game Jersey Card #J-VL
 
The card features a Very Rare 2 Color Jersey Swatch which is Blue and White. Multi-Color Jersey Swatches => 2x Book Value.

The card is in Mint Condition. If you're missing just a few Game Jersey to complete your collection just click the link below.
 
*Game Jersey*
 
Check out my eBay store for more great card of that player. Combine and save on shipping. Only 25 cents for each additional card. If your total of purchases goes over $100.00, eBay and Paypal rules state that the cards must be sent with tracking and insurance. This covers both the buyer and the seller. Therefore, Xpresspost shipping will be the only option. This is mandatory for each and every buyer. Payment is expected within 7 days. Any questions or request feel free to email and ask !
 
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