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these where pick up for my son [clean up we ] there is also bike tanks and jeeps guns and other things hes 15 and doen t play with them so he ask me to see if there worth any thing so he can buy a game for his x box
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Snakeeyes v2 (black ninja) is worth a bit, so is the grey suited cobra, he's the cobra vamp driver(I think it was a viper or something,cant remember). I just sold a Cobra Commander (blue with silver face shield) for about $70, but mine was straight arm anfdthat one has the kung-fu grip(less value). Nice lot though. I bet you get at least a bill for it on Ebay. Good luck!
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