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Base Set Checklist*Card #98 Iceman found with or without the card number.* 1 Cyclops 76 Caliban Fatal Attractions Checklist6 cards. 1:7 hobby packs; 1:7 jumbo packs. 1 Behold Avalon! 4 Wolverine Crippled! Silver X-Over Checklist6 cards. 1:11 Walmart packs. 1 Mutant Massacre 4 X-Tinction Agenda Team Portrait Checklist9 cards. 1:5 hobby packs; 1:5 Walmart packs. 1 Storm 6 Professor X Team Triptych Checklist6 cards. Exclusive to Walmart packs. 1 Blue Team - Sabretooth, Rogue X-Men's Greatest Battles Checklist6 cards. 1:3 jumbo packs. 1 Cyclops & Jean Grey vs. Callisto 4 Wolverine vs. Sentinels Ultra Prints Checklist5 cards. 1 set per case. Beast Storm Promos Set ChecklistSega Game Gear |
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