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Description
【Size】
Height: 1.40 cm
Width: 12.20 cm
Depth: 18.20 cm
Weight: 270.0 g
Note: The size indicated is for packaging; it does not represent the actual size of the product.
The images shown are sample images. Please be aware that the actual item may differ from the images provided.
As this is a second-hand item, the condition of the item, case, manuals, and included accessories may vary with each shipment.
Please note that the band may not be included.
If the contents differ from the published images, we will send a confirmation email regarding the contents.
Even if the title includes terms such as "limited edition," "first edition," "guarantee," or "DL code," please be aware that additional benefits or guarantees are not included.
Comics, CDs, DVDs, or VHS may also be rental items.
If you have any concerns, please inquire by email before purchasing.
The item has been confirmed to work, and we are selling products that primarily have minimal significant scratches and dirt. However, please understand that there may be some minor scratches, dirt, and fading due to aging.
Since this is a used item, if you are looking for perfection, we ask you to refrain from purchasing.
If there is an initial defect, we will respond appropriately with exchanges or refunds. Please contact us within 5 days of item arrival.
This product is also listed on other platforms, so we will contact you promptly should it sell out.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email.
Final Fantasy X-2 Postcard Book
Sold For
909,090 Yen ($5827.50)
Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.
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2025-12-06 00:19:10 JST
Bid History
Collector Commentary
Final Fantasy X-2 postcard books are sought-after Japanese game merchandise from the early 2000s, representing a niche category within FF collectibles that experienced limited domestic print runs compared to main-line collectibles. Postcard books from this era rarely underwent reissues, making surviving used copies increasingly scarce as condition degrades over two decades. The appeal lies in capturing era-specific illustration art and packaging design philosophy unique to Japanese game publishers—these were often bundled exclusives or limited promotional items rather than mass retail products. Condition matters significantly; wear patterns (spine crease, page yellowing, band deterioration) directly impact desirability to purists seeking archival-quality examples.