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Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Sacsayhuaman
Set	Ancient Aliens
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 38 to 90 Credits once graded
Checklist	6 / 48
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Sacsayhuaman

This Inca fortress above Cusco uses stones weighing up to 200 tons, cut and fitted so tightly that no mortar was needed. Construction began with the earlier Killke people around 900 CE and was expanded by the Inca from the 1200s onward, a documented multi-century effort rather than a single mysterious act.