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Decidueye ex #15Double Rare $0.88 Cryogonal #55Common $0.12 Charcadet #43Common $0.10 Foongus #9Common $0.19 Oddish #1Common $0.15 Entei #30Rare $0.21 Darumaka #34Common $0.08 Wiglett #58Common $0.12 Rowlet #13Common $0.23 Bounsweet #16Common $0.13

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