DEADMAN'S HAND Coin Set by Matthew Wright and Mark Bennett halloween Authored by Angi Sullins and Edition:Present - Silver

Name: DEADMAN'S HAND Coin Set by Matthew Wright and Mark Bennett halloween Authored by Angi Sullins and Edition:Present - Silver
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SKU: 28815609564
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DEADMAN'S HAND Coin Set by Matthew Wright and Mark Bennett halloween Authored by Angi Sullins and Edition:Present Silver Authored by Angi Sullins and beautifully illustrated by Bente Schlick The 52 Plus Joker playing card collector's club has been around for over 30 years and the members hold some of the finest and complete collections of playing cards from every period of history This set comes with a small drawstring US Marshal bag Inside the bag is the Billy "The Kid" bounty coin plus THREE different reveal coins allowing you to perform the effect multiple times with a different result each time

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