Classifieds : General Merchandise : Collectible Holiday Barbies

Price$20-$50
Posted7/22/2010 11:54:48 AM
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I have 4 collectible holiday barbies for sale. 1992 unopened, good condition $50. 1993 unopened, good condition $50. 1990 opened but barbie is still attached to the box, barbie in good condition $30. 1988 opened, barbie in good condition $20.
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