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Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.

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‹ D.I.Joe's Collection

Card	Drakkar
Set	Ships
Edition	Unlimited
Book value	Est. 31 to 75 Credits once graded
Checklist	20 / 75
Rarity	Uncommon
Owned	8

Drakkar

Drakkar sounds like an authentic Viking word but is not one. It was coined in French in 1,840 by the writer Augustin Jal to describe dragon-prowed longships, and no version of the word actually exists in any Scandinavian language of the period.