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Coaxial - Stephane Chomine by Pelikan
Coaxial - Stephane Chomine by Pelikan

Coaxial - Stephane Chomine by Pelikan

Canuck 409
Item Location: Canada

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m****2 203 $75.00 05.02.2023 08:30:41
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Description


This 6 piece burr puzzle was designed by Stephane in 2012 and very nicely crafted by Pelikan using Maple and Wenge.


It’s not an overly complex puzzle but does have a level move count of 17.2.3.2.2.  


Printed solution sheets included.


Shipping is as follows: 


 - Canadian tracked shipping is included

 - USA is $20  includes tracking

 - International is $20 without tracking and $40 with tracking

 - I can also combine puzzles, however shipping cost will need to be determined.


Please note that funds are in US Dollars

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