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Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Pharaoh's Curse
Set	Conspiracy Theories
Edition	Beta
Book value	Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded
Checklist	36 / 79
Rarity	Common
Owned	9

Curse of the Pharaohs

After Howard Carter opened Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922, a cobra reportedly killed his pet canary the same day, and the legend of a curse took off from there. No curse inscription was ever found in the tomb itself, and Carter himself dismissed the whole idea as, in his words, tommy rot.