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THREE NEW NO FEAR GUMBACK STICKERS. New, never used from a smoke free home. Red and Black on a reflective silver background. The stickers are approximately 3" wide by 2" high. Free mailing within the Continental USA via USPS First Class mail. All others, please inquire about mailing costs prior to bidding. CA residents must pay 8.75% sales tax or provide a copy of a CA resale license. Please ask any questions before bidding. Please take a look at the other stickers I currently have up for auction. |
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