Crown 1 Nickel Coils Uwell on 2040-parts.com
Rowlett, Texas, United States
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For bids are 3 packages of .15 ohm Ni-200 dual coil (150-350 degrees) there is one pissing from one of the packs. So there are 11 total. They are 100% authentic as they come with the codes.
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