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Both prints are listed at USD 20.00 and share 11 x 17 unframed gloss-paper formats. Choose the Batman Dark Knight print for its Batman character listing and portrait orientation, or Poison Ivy #20 for its Batman-and-Poison Ivy character listing and Medium poster classification.
Both DC Giclée prints are listed at USD 20 and share an unframed 11x17 portrait format. Choose Batman for a Dark Knight-focused display or Poison Ivy for a Botanical Beauty character-centered choice.
Both Poison Ivy giclée posters share an 11x17 portrait format, gloss paper, and a USD 20.00 listed price. Choose between them by the title direction you want: Botanical Beauty or Garden Seductress Queen.
Both Pop Kill Print posters share the same listed price and core format. Choose Retro Adult Pin-Up for a retro-led pin-up theme, or Cola Pin-Up when a beverage motif is the deciding visual detail.
Both Poison Ivy posters share the same listed price and core format. Choose #20 for its straightforward issue-numbered design, or pick #21 if the DNA-titled artwork is the one you want on display.
Choose the January #4 issue for its Pez and John Wayne focus and Very Good condition, or pick the first issue for illustrated coverage of 1950s board games, The Brady Bunch, Fiesta dinnerware, and more.
Choose the first Baby Boomer Collectibles issue for its highlighted collecting subjects, or pick April Vol. 1 No. 7 for Like New condition and the lower listed price.
Both Kurves Comics single-cover editions are listed at USD 18.15. Choose Selene Vampire V7 for a vampire-focused Selene collectible, or Daenerys GOT Cosplay V3 for Daenerys Targaryen, goth, and Game of Thrones character appeal.
Both Kurves Comics cover editions carry the same USD 18.15 listed price. Choose Wizard Hermione Cosplay V5 for a Hermione-centered wizard-and-goth presentation, or Wednesday & Thing Cosplay for the paired Wednesday and Thing focus.
At the same listed price, Wizard Hermione Cosplay V5 and Daenerys GOT Cosplay differ most in character focus and genre framing. Choose Wizard Hermione for its Adult/WIZARD wording or Daenerys GOT for its Bad Girl and Superheroes tags.
Choose between a three-color Josh Koscheck Fight Mat Relics card and an autographed jumbo Dricus Du Plessis mat relic by prioritizing your featured fighter, preferred card presentation, and listed price.
Both Kurves Comics single-cover editions carry the same listed price and collector-focused presentation. Choose by the character world you want on display: Wednesday & Thing for goth TV-comic imagery, or Daenerys for Game of Thrones fantasy.
Both Kurves Comics single-cover editions carry the same listed price. Choose Wizard Hermione Cosplay V5 for its wizard-focused character and genre cues, or Daenerys GOT Cosplay V3 for a Daenerys Targaryen and Game of Thrones-centered display piece.
Choose the Steelers-focused Battle Worn relic for an NFL memorabilia card numbered 12/25, or the Tony Conigliaro Exhibit card for an MLB-oriented six-patch bookend numbered 25/25.
Both Kurves Comics single-cover editions have the same listed price and display-oriented format. Choose Wednesday & Thing for its goth TV-comic character focus, or Daenerys for its Game of Thrones character and fantasy-leaning genre cues.
Choose the Bradshaw and Stallworth Battle Worn relic for Steelers-focused NFL collecting and a /25 serial number, or select the Ichiro Paint by Numbers Bronze card for an MLB memorabilia card numbered to 30.
Choose the Derek Jeter Work Of Art card for its triple game-used jersey format and #3/3 numbering. Choose the Ichiro Suzuki Paint by Numbers Relics Bronze /30 for a different Leaf relic design and a /30 serial-numbered parallel.
Choose the Ichiro Paint by Numbers Relics card for an Ichiro-focused memorabilia parallel, or the Tony Conigliaro bookend for its six-patch format and 25/25 numbering.
Choose the Derek Jeter Work Of Art card for an MLB-focused triple game-used jersey relic numbered #3/3, or choose the Terry Bradshaw Stallworth card for NFL and Steelers collecting with a Battle Worn game-used relic numbered #12/25.
Choose the Kennedy half dollar display for presidential-history decor centered on an uncirculated coin, or choose the gold foil bill set for two pop-culture novelty pieces with Iron Man and Star Wars-inspired artwork.
Choose the Bruce Lee 40-pack for a larger paper novelty-bill assortment, or the five-piece MMA Gold Foil Banknotes Set for gold-color PET notes with assorted fight designs.
Choose the broader pick-your-pack vintage non-sport option for theme flexibility, or the 1993 Jeffrey Jones Fantasy Art booster for a named 10-card art set at the lower price.
Choose the Pablo Escobar pack for the lower listed price and 25-bill theme, or the Bruce Lee pack for 40 bills and double-sided printing. Both are $1 Million commemorative novelty issues, not legal tender.
Choose the Mummy Minifigure Refractor for a 1/1, serial-numbered artist-signed non-sport card, or pick the America 250 ACEO for a new patriotic artist trading card print at a lower listed price.
Choose the Conquest of Space medal for a bronze 1971 space-exploration theme, or the Bill Picket medallion for a rodeo-cowboy subject at the lower listed price.
Choose Steve Woron Female Fantasy Art singles for a named, ungraded Near Mint art card, or choose Sealed Non-Sport Trading Card Packs VTG for a factory-sealed pack with a wider range of genres.
Choose the six-bar colorized art set for multiple designs in one purchase, or the single Summer Art bar for a focused one-bar addition to a coins paper money collection.
These two 1 oz AVDP .999 fine copper art rounds share the same USD 9.77 listed price and core specifications. Choose Bigfoot for a creature-focused collectible or Unicorn for a different cryptozoology theme.
Choose Arvell Reese for a football-themed custom collectible with original artwork, or Nicolas Cage Superman Lives for a lower-listed-price DC Universe character card with mint condition and 1st Edition attributes.
Both ungraded, artist-signed 1/1 refractor trading cards carry the same USD 29.95 listed price. Choose ER Hospital Classic for an ER-focused collection, or Mummy The Minifigure for a LEGO and Mummy franchise angle.
Choose Eddie Harris for a Major League comedy-and-sports focal point, or choose Superman Lives for DC Universe superhero subject matter and the lower listed price.
The Leviticus (2026) Movie Poster is a paper reproduction aimed at film-themed wall decor, with a 24 x 36-inch format and vintage/retro styling. It suits shoppers who want a large decorative movie print for a room, office, or study.
Ted Hake's Pop Culture Memorabilia is a richly illustrated reference-minded book for collectors who want historical context around character toys and memorabilia, with a focused scope that favors reading and browsing over acquiring an individual collectible.
Choose among three Baby Boomer Collectibles magazine issues for specific dates and condition labels, or pick the Sideshow "Pop Culture Is Our Culture" T-shirt when a wearable collectible is the goal.
Choose the Retro Arcade Classics LootCrate Box for its named Sonic, Tetris, Street Fighter, Galaga, and PAC Man pieces, or choose the Sealed 2018 Box for its lower listed price and Original/Reproduction designation.
All four Kurves cosplay comics collectibles share the same listed price and display-focused single-cover format. Choose by the character pairing you want most: Wednesday and Thing, Daenerys, Elvira, or the Daenerys V3 edition label.
Choose among three basketball memorabilia cards and a vintage baseball print by matching your collecting focus to the listed $5 to $450 range, player, league, and display format.
Both DAENERYS GOT COSPLAY Virgin Noti editions share the same listed price and collector-focused specs. Choose between the original title wording and the explicitly labeled V3 edition.
Choose Dana Evans for a Chicago Sky connection, described jersey memorabilia, and the lower listed price; choose Jordin Canada for a Los Angeles Sparks or player-focused 2023 Origins WNBA addition.
Choose a novelty dollar-bill pack for themed paper collectibles or the 1881 Morgan Dollar Fantasy Novelty Coin for a single pre-owned art piece. The four listed options span a $5.02 price spread, with theme, format, and condition driving the decision.
Choose the 25-pack for the lower listed price or the 40-pack for more novelty bills. Both share the same stated novelty-money format, so the deciding factors are quantity and the listed price.
Choose between named-character custom art cards and 10-card fantasy art booster packs, with listed prices from USD 1.59 to USD 2.99. Candyman is the lowest-priced character pick, while the Jeffrey Jones and Michael Kaluta packs suit fantasy-focused collecting.
Choose among an eight-card 420-themed set, a custom single-card format, a Stephanie Vaquer wrestling fan-art card, and a Leah Remini King of Queens art card by matching the format and fandom to your collection.
Choose the USD 14.99 singles for a one-card custom pick, or the USD 80.00 complete set when you want all eight parody cards in one collection-focused format.
Choose between a tiny .999 silver fan-art bar, a Greek mythology hobo-nickel-style piece, a six-bill Disney novelty set, and a large copper sci-fi round priced from USD 5.99 to USD 29.99.
Choose a sealed fantasy booster for the lowest entry price, an ACEO card for a single-card collectible, a relic box for art-and-music focus, or Tenyo's Disney box for a larger Japanese card assortment.
Choose among a tiny .999 fine-silver art bar, bold pop-art copper round, Greek-inspired fantasy hobo nickel, and a six-bill character-themed novelty set by deciding whether theme, format, metal, or display variety matters most.
Choose among four trading-card formats: a low-cost Michael Kaluta booster pack, a single Inde Navarrette ACEO card, a relic-focused Pieces of the Past box, or a 10-pack Disney Kiratto Art Gallery box.
All four unframed art prints posters share a USD 20.00 listed price. Choose between Red Sonja fantasy imagery and Pop Kill comic-inspired art, then narrow by portrait orientation, gloss-paper details, or the borderless variant-cover format.
Choose between an illustrated April 1994 magazine, a four-pin lot, a broad assortment of 1995 paper ephemera, and a new 2018 Retro Arcade Classics box. The best fit depends on whether you collect reading material, wearable pieces, archival-era paper, or a boxed arcade theme.
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