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$2,500

RARE 1st Edition 1986 NIB African American Girl Cornsilk Cabbage Patch Kid

Posted in Las Vegas, NV

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❇️ Vintage & RARE 1st Edition 1986 NIB African American❇️ 🔘This RARE First Edition, “Cornsilk” African American Girl  🔘Catalog Order with open box and unopened package the doll comes in. 🔘Birth Certificate says Born October 1st 1986 🔘NAME: ROXANA PHYLLIS   🔘Production was as follows, 1 African American was produced for every 12 Caucasian. African Americans were much more rare then caucasian and to find one unopen is almost impossible. 🔘To add to the rarity and value, CSCPKs that were bought and shipped via the catalog were even more rare because 90% of all CSCPK were distributed to stores and not sold via catalog but via the standard window box. 🔘Look on ebay, you will not find this item. Extremely rare and NIP never used. 🔘This was found over 34 years later in pristine condition.  Asking only $2500 (prices for these rare CPK finds have sky rockets in the past year) Great Investment piece Centrally Located @ Las Vegas Country Club Estates Pick up only Cash or Zelle Only

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