1987 Harry & The Hendersons Topps Unopened Wax Box BBCE Sealed Wrapped - 36 Packs
1987 Harry & The Hendersons Topps Unopened Wax Box BBCE Sealed Wrapped - 36 Packs is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Step into 1987 nostalgia with this unopened wax box of Harry and the Hendersons Topps trading cards, a must-have for collectors and pop culture fans alike. This vintage box has been professionally wrapped and sealed by BBCE, ensuring that all packs remain untampered and in their original condition. Whether you're reliving the magic of this classic film or adding to your collection, this box delivers authenticity and value.
- Official 1987 Harry and the Hendersons Topps trading cards – a true vintage collectible.
- Factory-sealed and BBCE authenticated – guaranteeing original, untampered packs.
- Contains 36 unopened packs for a chance to rediscover original movie-themed cards and stickers.
- Perfect for collectors, nostalgia seekers, and trading card enthusiasts.
- Stock photo used – each box is BBCE wrapped and sealed as described.
Secure your piece of 80s memorabilia today – a rare find for trading card collectors and Harry and the Hendersons fans!
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