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Ricepicker
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i found this at a thrift store yesterday for six dollars. its framed by a local expensive company. theres lines from being rolled up maybe kept a closet from the creases. you got to be very close to see them. i saw on ebay a women said they where given to book stores. i wanted to know more and was this a good find . i grew up on american girl and goosebumps. so its special also has same background as orginal book covers
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It's a American Girl doll item (as you know) from recent years. Honestly, I think the price you paid is perhaps what the frame are worth, if even that. Check out http://curtdanhauser.com/AG_Collecting/Kir.html, scroll down to almost the end and there's the poster.
I think you got a great deal. If I had any extra money, I would offer you at least $20 plus shipping for it.